Answer / pallavi

Elapsed time = Ramp up + Duration + Ramp down.

Answer / nikhil jain

Elapsed Time = Ramp up time + Duration

During Scheduling you define both these values and hence
can calculate. moreover you can see on top right pan in
controller during running scenarios.

where do you save u r scripts in Load Runner?

2 Answers   TCS,

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What is protocol function?

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How many values can be generating in script we can Parameterize even it is in one scenario 1000Parameterization values are there it is correct to Parameterized?or not?

1 Answers   Accenture,

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What is scenario default?

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How to run a scenario?

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How to prepare test data to use in Load runner.

1 Answers   CTS,

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How do you enable text and image checks in vugen?

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I need to perform a 4hr test run in performance center 9.0 there i need to rampup 10 users after 1 hour. I selected the run tab and added users to down state -> Ready state-> initialise-> Run state. 10 users ramped up successfully for the next 1 iteration only after that the 10 users automatically goes to the stop status. But i want the ramped up users to be carried out for the next 3 hours. Please help me out how to do the rampup successfully for the remaining time period.

1 Answers  

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What is stand-alone mode?

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what is the use of "swing time" in Load Runner?

5 Answers   Oracle,

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can we run the script using mozila or netscape, recorded using internet explorer ?

1 Answers   TCS,

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How Load Runner records the script? I mean How it generate the script?

1 Answers   CTS,

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