U r taken ORD=All in correlated function.What it
represents.Now i want to capture the ORD=3 occurance& place
it in web_submit_data of vu gen script. How can u do it?

Answer Posted / selva

ORD in web_reg_save_param or ORDINAL represents the position
of the desired data in a list of matching output values that
have passed the left and right boundary test.

For e.g., let us assume your server output looks like this :

the table value created is: 1234 and can be used
the table value created is: 1235 and can be used
the table value created is: 1236 and can be used

Here the LEFT and RIGHT boundaries are same for all the
three values 1234, 1235 and 1236. But you need only the
value 1236. If this is the case, you need to use the OPTION
'ORD' in this method. ORD indicates which value among the
matching ones must be retrieved

If you specify ALL, it will return an ARRAY WITH ALL
MATCHING VALUES in the array. Hence, your array will have
1234, 1235, 1236.

For capturing ORD=3 occurrence and using it in
web_submit_data, store ORD=3 occurrence in a PARAMETER
through web_reg_save_param.
Replace the data in the web_submit_data with the PARAMETER
CREATED.

Is This Answer Correct ?    24 Yes 0 No



Post New Answer       View All Answers


Please Help Members By Posting Answers For Below Questions

What is filtering and sorting?

643


What the vuser script contain?

618


What is parameterization?

656


What are the challenges that you will face to script the step “select all” and then “delete” for any mail account?

952


What is loadrunner api function?

603






How to configure yahoo cookies in load runner?

2422


What is script list?

802


What is x-windows?

646


What is lr_output_message?

614


What is the difference between transaction and transaction instance in loadrunner ?

1256


What is ramp up and ramp down?

626


What is the threshold level for think time and how can be this changed?

699


What can I monitor with loadrunner?

648


What are the section contain by the vugen while creating a vuser script?

607


How can performance bottlenecks be identified?

632