Help Creating a new Test Case
Hello, Sorry to bother, but I could use some help setting up a new test case. I've read the setup guides and searched the forum, but I'm still coming up a little short. I'm a Business Analyst, an...
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SmartBear_Suppo
Alumni
AlumniHi, and thanks for the feedback!
As a part of the preparations for the release of loadUI 2.0, we just published a getting started video to loadUI. In there, we show how to access statistics, which seem to be what you need. In that case, the statistic that you want to look at is TimeTaken. The Statistics Workbench lets you save tesults, export statistics to CSV (comma separated values) files and get aggregate metrics such as Min, Max, Average, etc.
If you want a non-aggregated version in a table format, the Table Log component may be an alternative. Just connect it to the first output of your Runner component and you will get a column called TimeTaken.
Does this help?
Henrik
SmartBear Software
AaronTheBA wrote: But one piece of the output data that's really important is page load time for each hit. This part I can't seem to find, or maybe I don't know what I'm looking at.
As a part of the preparations for the release of loadUI 2.0, we just published a getting started video to loadUI. In there, we show how to access statistics, which seem to be what you need. In that case, the statistic that you want to look at is TimeTaken. The Statistics Workbench lets you save tesults, export statistics to CSV (comma separated values) files and get aggregate metrics such as Min, Max, Average, etc.
If you want a non-aggregated version in a table format, the Table Log component may be an alternative. Just connect it to the first output of your Runner component and you will get a column called TimeTaken.
Does this help?
Henrik
SmartBear Software