Object Repository
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Limitations in object repository
Limitations:
1. Mercury Interactive recommends that you keep the Object Repository under 1 MB and perform regular backups. If the size crosses more than 1MB loading of object repository takes lot of time .
2. The limitation on the number of Actions is 255. The reason is that each Action has a data table sheet. The Formula 1 control has a limitation of 255 sheets so the limitation is 255 Actions per test. You may be able to add additional Actions after reaching the 255 "limit", however those Actions will not be able to access a local data sheet.
Note: If you are calling reusable Actions, you may be able to have more than 255 Actions within the script. This can be accomplished if you are calling the same Action more than one time within the script. The data sheet for the Action will only be loaded once. This applies to "call to" Actions only.
Example:
In a new script, insert a "call to" a reusable Action. When the Action is added to the script, you will see the data sheet added to the data table. Insert another "call to" to the same Action. The data sheet will not be added again.
1. Mercury Interactive recommends that you keep the Object Repository under 1 MB and perform regular backups. If the size crosses more than 1MB loading of object repository takes lot of time .
2. The limitation on the number of Actions is 255. The reason is that each Action has a data table sheet. The Formula 1 control has a limitation of 255 sheets so the limitation is 255 Actions per test. You may be able to add additional Actions after reaching the 255 "limit", however those Actions will not be able to access a local data sheet.
Note: If you are calling reusable Actions, you may be able to have more than 255 Actions within the script. This can be accomplished if you are calling the same Action more than one time within the script. The data sheet for the Action will only be loaded once. This applies to "call to" Actions only.
Example:
In a new script, insert a "call to" a reusable Action. When the Action is added to the script, you will see the data sheet added to the data table. Insert another "call to" to the same Action. The data sheet will not be added again.


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