Forum Discussion
AlexeyKolosov
Staff
15 years agoHi Johny,
Again, it depends on your test requirements, actually. However, I can specify a few sample requirements for you if you want. You can either calculate the average value by summing up Request Execution Summary values for all the connections you need and dividing the resulting value by the total number of connections - in this case, the requirement will be: "the average time must not be greater than N seconds". Or, you can check the sum of Request Time and Response Time for some specific requests - in this case the requirement will look like this: "The X, Y and Z actions which are performed via requests #1, #2 and #3 must be performed within N seconds. If at least one action takes longer, the test is considered as failed".
As I understand, you've found that out in the following thread:
http://smartbear.com/forums/forum/post/?mode=singleThread&thread=ec7171a4-798f-4227-af5d-5a68c4f8d06f
So, for a spesific task, let say that the login time, or invoice address getting time, How will I calculate time ? Just sum up all related request times, or or related connection times ?
Again, it depends on your test requirements, actually. However, I can specify a few sample requirements for you if you want. You can either calculate the average value by summing up Request Execution Summary values for all the connections you need and dividing the resulting value by the total number of connections - in this case, the requirement will be: "the average time must not be greater than N seconds". Or, you can check the sum of Request Time and Response Time for some specific requests - in this case the requirement will look like this: "The X, Y and Z actions which are performed via requests #1, #2 and #3 must be performed within N seconds. If at least one action takes longer, the test is considered as failed".
"And this is, actually, the task for you and/ or project team. You must figure out the reason of this problem"
Yes of course it is my task, I must figure out reason, and I am asking you how will I figure out..
As I understand, you've found that out in the following thread:
http://smartbear.com/forums/forum/post/?mode=singleThread&thread=ec7171a4-798f-4227-af5d-5a68c4f8d06f