Loading Response Files

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Loading Response Files

Postby nav101 » Wed Mar 31, 2010 4:18 pm

Can you give me "timing splits" within my server loading response files?
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Re: Loading Response Files

Postby eValid » Tue Apr 06, 2010 10:53 am

nav101 wrote:Can you give me "timing splits" within my server loading response files?

Yes, you certainly can.

The standard way to do this involves using ElapsedTime commands in the script, which then will cause records to appear in the EventLog and in the TimingLog. To make these visible during load testing requires that you tell eValid to do this with a command switch (see the command line options for this).

Another way to do this is with a SaveRecord command, which can be used to record various kinds of internal data -- elapsed time, element values, etc. -- into a local file during playback. This has much lower overhead and while a little harder to set up reduces the chance of a problem resulting from too much input/output during load testing playbacks.

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