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SmartBear_Suppo
Alumni
16 years agoHi Alex,
Time limit defines the time period during which variance strategy will be applied to creation of threads used for load testing.
The line representing a number of load testing threads over time would look like a chainsaw:
1. starting at startThreadCount
2. linearly increasing the thread count to startThreadCount + startThreadCount*variance
3. linearly decreasing the thread count to startThreadCount - startThreadCount*variance
4. linearly increasing the thread count to startThreadCount
An example in User Guide (look for LoadTest Variance Strategy) also explains this.
Your assumption is correct - min, max and avg are values in milliseconds in load test reports.
Cheers!
/Nenad Nikolic a.k.a. Shonzilla
Time limit defines the time period during which variance strategy will be applied to creation of threads used for load testing.
The line representing a number of load testing threads over time would look like a chainsaw:
1. starting at startThreadCount
2. linearly increasing the thread count to startThreadCount + startThreadCount*variance
3. linearly decreasing the thread count to startThreadCount - startThreadCount*variance
4. linearly increasing the thread count to startThreadCount
An example in User Guide (look for LoadTest Variance Strategy) also explains this.
Your assumption is correct - min, max and avg are values in milliseconds in load test reports.
Cheers!
/Nenad Nikolic a.k.a. Shonzilla