Does evalid have a way to measure inside the broswer user?

[jimsa]

I've been working with LoadRunner but I can't seem to get reliable timings between two steps in my script. Does evalid have a way to measure inside the broswer user (BU)?

[eValid]

I've been working with LoadRunner but I can't seem to get reliable timings between two steps in my script. Does evalid have a way to measure inside the broswer user (BU)?

The architecture of eValid makes it possible for each separate eValid instance -- what we call a Browser User (BU) -- to measure and record details of that particular playback.

There is a special command, SaveRecord, that reads the current values of the internal time, byte counts, and a variety of other internal data and lets you format that data into lines in a local file. We use that capability regularly in large-scale loading experiments to pick of "split times" within playbacks so that you can analyze the relative level of performance of different parts of a web application.

So, yes, getting a reliable and accurate time measurement between two points in your test playback is very easy with eValid.

-- eValid LoadTest Support