AJulio wrote:If you have 100 eValid copies running in parallel, do they interact with each other or not?
No, all copies of eValid run as separate processes in Windows and they don't interact with each othe, with two exceptions:
(1) There is only one desktop, so if two eValid's are running scripts that require the use of the desktop you will need to use the
lock and
unlock commands to implement mutual exclusion (only one access the desktop at a time).
(2) There's only one cache, so in most cases multiple eValid's running in parallel need to run "cacheless." eValid has an option to forced cacheless operation in LoadTest mode, and there are special command that allow any
eValid instance to
DeleteCache.
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