loadrunner Hai guys , We had an application that...

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Hai guys , We had an application that communicates using web http/HTML protocol and the issue is wen I'm trying to record the script for qa envirormnent in firefox its working fine but I'm facing an issue with UAT and prod envirormnts like page is not loading properly and some editable fields are displaying as uneditable and page is not getting auto loaded. Can anyone help me to solve this issue. Thanks in advance.
 
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The application in PROD n UAT might have different roles and responsibilities Best practices is that when run them in QA, get the environment exactly mirrored to that production. You can put a conditional step when your are getting editable/uneditable part and try to run Hope this helps you Cheers !!!!
 
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Thanks vinodh fr your reply, Mirroring the environment might not be possible because the application is such a bigger and settings in qa is much differ with prod in that case will client accept implemntation of prod env in qa.
 
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Try to check different modes in recording like url and html mode bcz might the framework what dev team used for production env may vary with qa env, so check with dev team both frameworks are same or different. Anyway first check with both recording modes.
 
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It could be Web / App Server configuration issue. - Use Fiddler to look at the server responses in QA / other Environments. ( Result will lead you for further investigation on issue) -
 
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Most of the time, server response differ based on the code / configuration changes, Web /App Servers O/S version changes etc. you can download Fiddler if you are not using already and navigate application in all three environments and look at the differences in server responses. (some differences will be obvious because of the environment change - Ignore those). If you found ambiguity, then there are chances of environment mismatches. If yes, you will have to work with configuration management to look at code / built version differences, web / app admins to look at differences between web / app server - o/s configurations etc.
 
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