Control of vertical axis ranges for the displayed curves?
loadUI's statistics workbench would be much more useful, if one could better control the range of the vertical axis!
E.g. in my case a service I am testing usually responds within 3 millisecs (and should remain below 10 millisecs). Occasionally, however, especially during startup there are a few calls that can take up to 300 msecs (probably some JVM internal activity or the JIT jumping in or such), but since these happen only very seldom, I am not interested in these few special cases.
But if I happen to record such an event, then the automatic scaling for TimeT creates a vertical display between 0 and 300+ and it becomes practically impossible to monitor the remaining "normal" calls and tell, whether they stay below, say 5 msecs, because one can't see them anymore on the automatically computed scale. The entire curve is a flat line close to the zero line...
Can one somehow control the upper (and amybe also the lower) value of the display scale? I didn't find any such option...
M.
E.g. in my case a service I am testing usually responds within 3 millisecs (and should remain below 10 millisecs). Occasionally, however, especially during startup there are a few calls that can take up to 300 msecs (probably some JVM internal activity or the JIT jumping in or such), but since these happen only very seldom, I am not interested in these few special cases.
But if I happen to record such an event, then the automatic scaling for TimeT creates a vertical display between 0 and 300+ and it becomes practically impossible to monitor the remaining "normal" calls and tell, whether they stay below, say 5 msecs, because one can't see them anymore on the automatically computed scale. The entire curve is a flat line close to the zero line...
Can one somehow control the upper (and amybe also the lower) value of the display scale? I didn't find any such option...
M.