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For Reporting, I would like to see a graph of the TestStep median response time for every TestStep
For Reporting, I would like to see a graph of the TestStep median response time for every TestStep. I can get this if I export out the Data using DataExport after running the test and then plot the CSV results. But I would like to get this in the standard "Load Test Report". I am not a JasperReporting wizard, so, I am hoping that someone already has the XML developed for this. Thanks!1.5KViews0likes0CommentsRe: How to connect to Microsoft SQL server 2014 local DB from Open source soap UI version?
Can you find the port number that your instance is running from one of the following? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12297475/how-to-find-sql-server-running-port then configure your server in SoapUI to use the IP address and port.6.5KViews0likes0CommentsTesting Recommendations - Agent Controller, Agents, Virtual Users
We want to simulate 3000 Virtual users in a test and we are wondering what the general recommendations are for doing this. http://readyapi.smartbear.com/loadui_ng/intro/sysreq indicates: Recommended System Configuration for up to 5000 Virtual Users We do not recommend simulating over 1000 virtual users from one computer. Instead, use one of the following options: • Distribute your test to at least 5 computers in your network, so that each computer executes no more than 1000 virtual users. • Run your test in the cloud on a single r3.2xlarge Amazon EC2 instance. This instance can handle simulating up to 5000 virtual users for most tests. We are using a cloud agent controller - So, from a performance perspective does this mean: 1 cloud agent controller, 1 agent, 3000 virtual users on the one agent spread across 3 scenarios. OR 1 cloud agent controller, 120 agents, 25 virtual users on each agent, spread across 3 scenarios. Thanks!2KViews0likes1CommentRe: How to connect to Microsoft SQL server 2014 local DB from Open source soap UI version?
I suspect it is the instance name - can you use the server name and the port instead. That worked for me.i.e. The web (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms378428(v=sql.110).aspx) recommended: jdbc:sqlserver://SERVERNAME;instanceName=INSTANCENAME;databaseName=DB;user=test;password=PASS_VALUE But use use jdbc:sqlserver://SERVERNAME:PORT;databaseName=DB;user=test;password=PASS_VALUE i.e. your instance should be using a port other than the default 1433.6.5KViews0likes5Comments