Example: 1520822348346 (13-bit, MS-level)The purpose of time stamping is to JS cache and prevent csrf, in LR can simply use the following functionWeb_save_timestamp_paramto generate a timestamp
Web_save_timestamp_param ("Tstamp", last);
Lr_output_message ("%s", Lr_eval_string ("{tstamp}"));
BROKERDETAIL.C (+): Web_save_timestamp_param ("Web_save_timestamp_param") was successful [msgid:mmsg-26392]
BROKERDETAIL.C (53): 1433760182344
can also be used to generate unique values.
Web_save_timestamp_param function saves the current timestamp to LoadRunner parameter. Timestamp is the number of milliseconds since midnight January 1st, 1970 (also known as Unix Epoch).
This function is a timestamp that stores the millisecond level. And the timestamp I just took was 1520822348346, and the timestamp was the time now minus January 1, 1970 0 o'clock 00, and then converted to milliseconds.
LoadRunner time stamp function Web_save_timestamp_param