here 100user and 8hours time and 500000 transactions what r
the inputs nees for this scenario?
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Answer / gouse_it
we have to achieve 500000 transactions with 100 users...so
each user will execute 500000/100 = 5000 transactions..ie
each user will have 5000 iterations.we have to set this
value in run-logic of run time settings.
Now these 5000 iterations need to be completed within 8
hours for each user. So each iteration will take
(8*60*60)/5000 = 5.76sec(approx 6.0sec).. so the pacing
value for each iteration will be 6.0sec.
You can set the think time based upon the client
specifications.
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Answer / ronny
we can calculate for the number of transactions if we know
that how many transaction each script has and how much time
each script will take to finish, based on above facts we
can design test for 8 hours for 100 users
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Answer / madan
Hello gouse, you answer is wrong.why because pacing is nothing but user waiting between two iterations ,but u mentioned as 6/s per transaction,so you said like the total 8hours is pacing but here there is no time for execution
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