If you haven't done these configuration tasks, see Before you record for the necessary steps.
When you record a script, Functional Tester records any user actions against your application, such as keystrokes and mouse clicks. You can also insert verification points to test data or properties of any objects in your application. During recording, the verification point captures object information and stores it in a baseline file. Then during playback, the verification point captures the object information and compares it to the baseline.
Note: All Functional Tester scripts use a default helper superclass. You can create your own helper superclass if you want to add additional methods or override the methods within RationalTestScript. For more information, see Changing the Default Script Helper Superclass.
To record a script: