I have a LoadUI test with a single SoapUI scenario. The SoapUI test has an Excel data source with the Load Testing options configured to use the data source as shared during LoadUI runs. When I run the LoadUI test with multiple VUs, one record from the data source will be used by more than one VU. It looks like the data source iterator is not incrementing correctly. When the LoadUI load profile is configured to Fixed, all VUs will use the same record from the data source.
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Hi @cvback66 !
I am happy to learn from the Support Case that the issue was resolved by using test case level custom properties.
For reference, let me provide the link that describes these properties:
https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/loadui/configure/test-case.html
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Test Suite, Project, and Global properties are shared between all the virtual users. When you modify a property value in a test case, each virtual user will modify the value when simulating the test case. It causes the value to change multiple times during a load test, which leads to unpredictable behavior and errors.
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Hi @cvback66 ! This scenario should be working just fine in ReadyAPI 3.3.1!
So, I suggest contacting Support for conducting deeper investigation. Our team will require DataSource step settings, please provide them when raising the ticket. If it is possible to share your project with the Support Team, please do so too. Thank you.
I created a support ticket on 8/18/20 but haven't heard back yet.
Hi @cvback66 !
I am happy to learn from the Support Case that the issue was resolved by using test case level custom properties.
For reference, let me provide the link that describes these properties:
https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/loadui/configure/test-case.html
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Test Suite, Project, and Global properties are shared between all the virtual users. When you modify a property value in a test case, each virtual user will modify the value when simulating the test case. It causes the value to change multiple times during a load test, which leads to unpredictable behavior and errors.
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