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QTP – search sub-folders for existence of QTP scripts

 

Suppose we want to report on all subfolders in a specific root folder that contain script files.

Consider the example folder structure here – ODBC_MYSQL, ODBC_SQLEXPRESS and Test1 are the folders that have QTP scripts:

ScriptsInFolder_Base

Here’s a VBScript program that takes the root (start) folder as input, and iterates all subfolders recursively to report on the ones that are actual QTP script folders:

QTPScript_SubFolders

Note: This program can be run directly as a VBScript program, or from within a QTP script by toggling the comment between lines 17 and 18. (p.s.: if Print statement does not work on specific version of QTP, use the Msgbox statement. For real world test automation projects, do not use either – to avoid human intervention!)

On running the program, Folders across various levels (Level 2, 3) get reported!

ScriptsInFolder

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