PeterKlim
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Data Sink step does not write when Shared option is used
Data Sink step does not write when Shared option is used. So to figure it out, I created a simple test that only has a DataSource and a Data Sink step along with the looping and property transfer. It works in SoapUI NG Pro tab, but not in the LoadUI Ng Pro tab. Instead, it writes nothing, or if I set it not to share for the Sink step (which is not what I want to do), then it writes only to the 1st row in the file, which is the info from the last Data Source row. I use an XLS file for the source and the sink steps. I tried so many other setting, but it never works correctly. I did NOT have this issue in the versions before R!A came out. It always worked in SoapUI NG Pro (4.X and older). I can no longer execute my existing scripts that work, nor code for any new tests.Running Unique users to share data source
How do I Distribute a data source across multiple user IDs. I would like to use the "Shared data source among users". So each user would end up executing the same number of rows. To do this I have a datasource containing 100 user IDs. I set my Thread count in the load test to 100. My data source that has the test data has 100,000 records. So each user should execute 1,000 iterations. But when I run it, usually each of the 99 users end up doing 1 record and the other 1 user executes 99,901 records. Or mabey there is a way for Allocating (range of) data rows to each user ID so the same data is never used more than once. Example User 1 iterates a test for rows 1-10, while concurrently user 2 iterates the same test for rows 11-20. Here is my Test scenario: User logs in, User does a search with their 1st assigned data row. User remains logged in and searches with next assigned data row, user repeats only the search step (no login/logouts) for the remaining assigned data rows. User is to out ONLY when all assigned data rows are completed.Sharing Data Source across multiple PCs/Agents
I have an Agent and test data installed on the same PC. I have multiple PCs set up this way. I have 1 PC with LoadUI Pro (LUIP). I am trying to get LUIP to run a test on multpile agent PCs, each PC only using the test data that is on that PC. Support told me that it does not work that way. Instead, each PC will ONLY use the data that is in the LUIP PC. So when I have 3 Agent PCs, and the LUIP PC has a data source of 99 records, each of the 3 Agent PCs will execute all 99 records (3X99 = 297 records) instead of executing 33 unique records on each of the 3 Agent PCs, even when my setting is “Set to Share this DataSource between running thread during a LoadTest”. Is there a way to set it up (even code it) so that it will execute 33 unique records on each of the 3 Agent PCs? The only way I can think of now is creating 3 new tests, and each one pointing to a different data source. I want to do that wiithout creating multiple tests (I would actually be using 12, not 3 PCs)Re: Problem with LoadUi Agents
I didn't at first realize how old this thread was. Are you still having this issue? What was your solution? I'm nost sure if this is what the scenario is: You have agents and test data installed on the same PC. You have multiple PCs set up this way. Then you have 1 PC with LoadUI Pro (LUIP). You are trying to get LUIP to run a test onl multpile agent PCs, each PC only using the test data that is on that PC? Support told me that it does not work that way. Instead, each PC will ONLY use the data that is in the LUIP PC.Skipping test steps by using Groovy step
would like to skip some steps if a certain previous test fails or if the step has a particular response. How do I do that? For instance, this is the order of my test steps: HTTPrequestA GroovyStep HTTPrequestB HTTPrequestC HTTPrequestD GroovyStep has this pseudo code: IF HTTPrequestA returns status code 400 THEN Do HTTPrequestB Do HTTPrequestC print "did steps B & C" Else Do HTTPrequestD print "did steps D" End IF This an actual line Of code I use to call the steps: testRunner.gotoStepByName("HTTPrequestB"); So If I run the test and HTTPrequestA returns status code 400, is this the flow that will execute? HTTPrequestA GroovyStep HTTPrequestB HTTPrequestC HTTPrequestD Or is it like this, where when the goovy step finishes calling B & C, the B & C steps are repeated becasue they are next steps : HTTPrequestA GroovyStep { HTTPrequestB HTTPrequestC } HTTPrequestB HTTPrequestC HTTPrequestD I would prefer the 1st way. How do I do that?
