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- omatzuraSuper ContributorHi!
yes.. in milliseconds.. it is the sum of the time taken by all teststeps during the execution of your testcase..
regards,
/Ole
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- BhuvanShanmugamContributorHi Ole,
Is there a call i can use to get the time taken for this call of the test step (the soap call).
I would like to get it logged in a data sink for each thread of a load test.
Im a newbie with groovy so all help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Bhuvan. - SmartBear_SuppoSmartBear Alumni (Retired)Hi!
sure.. the testRunner contains a results property which is a List of all TestStepResult objects collected during the execution of the TestCase (one for each run of a TestStep). This object has a timeTaken property which contains the desired value; you just need to figure out which TestStepResult is the one you are after; for example if you add a groovy script step after your soap call, it would be the last added result;
log.info( testRunner.results[testRunner.results.size()-1].timeTaken )
Hope this helps you forward!
/Ole
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