Case1: recording script, Login in Vuserinit,Body in Action
and Logout in Vuserend.
Case2: recording Login,Body and Logout in Action itself.
Run both the scripts. What are the difference u will find?
Is there any difference?
Answer Posted / andy.savdt
In performance testing we will try to mimic the production
environment. Where one user will login only once and do his
needed transactions which you mentioned here as body for n
number of time and finally logoff and move away. To acheive
this loadrunner Vugen has provided V-init,Action and V-end
functions which has been controlled programatically such
that VInit progresses only one i.e first step and V-end at
the last in between Action iterates for the n number of
time the tester provides to run.
Hope this helps
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