Hi Uday. As you suggested I tried to add a Constant Timer to the last http request of a Transaction, i had given like 5 seconds, then I ran the Script, I observed that in View Results Tree, there was nothing for 5 seconds then at like 7th second, I saw a Transaction appear in View Results Tree. Then i saw that for the Transaction, the Load Time was approximately 2 sec
Hi. What is like the exact reason for the Launch Page transaction not running even after 5 seconds time has been elapsed when you have used Constant Timer ?? But when you have added the Constant Timer element to the last request of that transaction, it seems to work alright
If you add constant timer at thread group level,it will apply for all the transactions. Here 5 seconds * 4 transactions, it waits 20 seconds before starting first request.
@@udaykumar-mu5cu if we add constant timer at end of the request then will it imact on the end user response times if execute the load test with high volume of users like 1000, 2000 concurrent users . Please clarify this.
@@anilvelamuru6893No , it won't impact response time's, most of the timers will not add in response times, it just waits the user's to do another activity..
Hi Uday. As you suggested I tried to add a Constant Timer to the last http request of a Transaction, i had given like 5 seconds, then I ran the Script, I observed that in View Results Tree, there was nothing for 5 seconds then at like 7th second, I saw a Transaction appear in View Results Tree. Then i saw that for the Transaction, the Load Time was approximately 2 sec
We should add timer at transaction level or request level.
Transaction controller doest not consider wait time. I.e timer time
When I gave a constant timer for the transaction level (transactions have 5request) is it wait all the 5request or only for transaction level
Please explain thoughput control
Hi. What is like the exact reason for the Launch Page transaction not running even after 5 seconds time has been elapsed when you have used Constant Timer ?? But when you have added the Constant Timer element to the last request of that transaction, it seems to work alright
If you add constant timer at thread group level,it will apply for all the transactions. Here 5 seconds * 4 transactions, it waits 20 seconds before starting first request.
constant timer is used between two requests am I right?
Yes you can use between requestes and if you want to give between transactions you can add it to last request from your each transaction
@@udaykumar-mu5cu if we add constant timer at end of the request then will it imact on the end user response times if execute the load test with high volume of users like 1000, 2000 concurrent users . Please clarify this.
@@anilvelamuru6893No , it won't impact response time's, most of the timers will not add in response times, it just waits the user's to do another activity..