LoadRunner learn how much-run-time setting

Press F4.The following dialog box is displayed:

 

General

-- Run Logic[Operation logic]: number of repetitions

WhereNote: block settings

For example, the action in the block is set to fall for three times, and Action2 only drops for one time.

 

-- Pacing[STEP]: The waiting time between two repetitions

 

-- Log[Log]: whether to enable log

Note:

1. You can enable logging to debug scripts during development, but after running properly, you can only use logging errors [Enable logging-always send message-standard log] or Disable Logging.

 

-- Think time [Thinking time]: The actual waiting time between steps

Note:

Vugen does not need to be changed. You can set it in controller. Note that the script runs in vugen very quickly because it does not contain the thinking time.

Ignoring the thinking time will put a lot of pressure on the server, but it must be based on the project requirements and customer needs

 

-- Additional attributes:You can add new line parameters.

 

-- Miscellaneous:Other settings

Note:

1. We recommend that you do not enable "continue when an error occurs" or "generate a snapshot when an error occurs" in the load performance test"

2. vugen supports multi-threaded environments. The main advantage of a multi-threaded environment is that each load generator can run multiple vusers. Only the thread security protocol can run by thread.

 

Network[Network settings]

-- Speed simulation[Speed simulation]: You can use it to select the bandwidth required for the best simulated test environment.

 

Browser[Browser settings]

-- Browser emulation[Browser simulation]

 

Internet Protocol[Network Protocol]

-- Proxy[Proxy]

 

-- Preferences[Preferences]

-- Download Filters[Download filter]

 

-- Contentcheck[Content Check]: sets the page for vugen to detect as an error page.

 

1. If the tested web application does not use a custom error page, it will not be changed here;
2. If the tested web application uses a custom error page, you need to define the page so that vugen can check whether the page returned by the server contains a predefined string during running, then determine whether the page is an error page. If yes, vugen stops running, indicating that the operation failed.

Therefore, contentcheck is used to check custom error pages and check whether custom error pages are displayed.ProgramDetermine whether the operation is correct or not.

 

Data format Extension[Format extension settings]

-- Configuration[Configuration]