Delay is added to Virtual user run time when i use setstartdelay in scripts
Delay is added to Virtual user run time when i use setstartdelay in scripts.
e.g. I want to run a task with 2 virtual users (task usually takes 60s)
there is a delay of 30s for second virtual user.
After the load test when i see the log, first virtual uses is taking 60s and second user 90s. Delay is also added to total run time of the virtual user. I can see this start delay of 30s in connections but, in load testing analysis page 90s is being considered and i am not able to get correct information.
virtual user simulation in ramp-up feature is different from setstartdelay method. I cant use ramp-up feature because i have to modify the traffic in scripts and not in load editor.
Any advice how should I handle this situation so that I can analyze correct information
e.g. I want to run a task with 2 virtual users (task usually takes 60s)
there is a delay of 30s for second virtual user.
After the load test when i see the log, first virtual uses is taking 60s and second user 90s. Delay is also added to total run time of the virtual user. I can see this start delay of 30s in connections but, in load testing analysis page 90s is being considered and i am not able to get correct information.
virtual user simulation in ramp-up feature is different from setstartdelay method. I cant use ramp-up feature because i have to modify the traffic in scripts and not in load editor.
Any advice how should I handle this situation so that I can analyze correct information
