You use breakpoints to instruct QuickTest to pause a run session at a specific step in a function. QuickTest pauses the run session when it reaches the breakpoint, before executing the step. You then examine the effects of the run up to the breakpoint and make any changes to the calculation variables, if required. You can then continue to run the Test from the breakpoint.

You can set breakpoints and temporarily enable or disable them. After you finish using breakpoints to debug the test, you can remove them from your test.

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