Difference between QTP and WINRUNNER?

S. No.	Winrunner	QTP
1	Use TSL	Use VB script
2	It doesn't support the OOPS concept, multimedia, XML, .Net.	It supports.
3	It supports only interpreter.	Supports compiler
4	Uses GUI spy	Uses Object Spy
5	GUI Map editor is used to store the physical descriptions	Object Repository is used to store the physical descriptions of the objects
6	Here analog and context sensitive recording modes are there.	Here 3 recording types are there (1) Normal (2) Analog (3) Low level
7	Here 4 types of checkpoints	Here 9 types of checkpoints
	1) GUI checkpoint	1) Standard check point
	2) Bitmap checkpoint	2) Bitmap checkpoint
	3) Database checkpoint	3) Database checkpoint
	4) Text checkpoint	4) Text/Text area checkpoint
		5) Image checkpoint
		6) Table checkpoint
		7) Page checkpoint
		8) Accessibility checkpoint
		9) XML checkpoint
8	Here 3 types of running modes	In QTP only 2 types of running Modes
	1) Verify	1) Standard
	2) Debug	2) Update
	3) Update
9	Exception Handling method used to avoid the runtime errors . In WR 3 types	Here the name is Recovery Scenario and here 4 types of exceptions :
	1) Popup	1) Pop-up Window
	2) TSL	2) Object state
	3) Object	3) Test run error
		4) Application Crash
10	WR add-ins are :	QTP add-ins are :
	1) ActiveX	1) ActiveX
	2) Power Builder	2) Visual Basic
	3) Visual Basic	3) Java
	4) Web	4) Web
	5) Java	5) Multi-media ( 6.5 version )
	6) C
	7) C++ etc
11	In WR only One View	Here in QTP 2 Views
	1) Normal Mode	1) Expert View
		2) Keyword View
12	Only One Sheet in data Table if we want to add another sheet then another new data table to be opened	In QTP 2 sheets in Data Table
		1) Global
		2) Action
		In action sheet we can add no of sheets
13	Here 2 types of GUI map editor	Here only one type
	1) Global	1) Global
	2) Per test
14	Running methods	Running Methods in QTP are :
	1) Step	1) Step into
	2) Step into	2) Step over
	3) Step out	3) Step out
15	Only One window i.e. Form Window	Here five types of Window
		1) Tree View or Keyword view
		2) Expert View
		3) Data Table
		4) Active Screen
		5) Debug Viewer