Read NeoLoad information in Dynatrace

When the Dynatrace/NeoLoad integration module is configured, starting a load test in NeoLoad displays the test requests in Dynatrace.

The HTTP headers of the requests include Dynatrace parameters:

• VU is the unique identifier of the current Virtual User instance.
  When two different Virtual Users execute the same request, the first Virtual User executes the request with VU=0 and second one with VU=1.
• PC is the name of the NeoLoad web page.
  For example, for a web page index.html which requests many CSS, PNG, JS, etc. resources, all the request resources are executed with PC=index.html.
• ID is the NeoLoad unique identifier of the request.
  When two different Virtual Users execute the same request (e.g. the unique ID is 50), both Virtual Users execute the request with ID=50.
  When a Virtual User executes twice the same request in two different pages, the requests carry different ID values.
• NA is the NeoLoad name of the HTTP request, as it can be seen in the NeoLoad Virtual User tree.
  If preferences settings have Path Elements selected, Containers name and/or others actions names are included.
• SI is the Source ID that can be used to identify the product that triggered the request (e.g. WLT (WebLoad Testing), PE (Private Enterprise), BB(Backbone), LM (LastMile), etc.).
• GR is Geographic Region useful only for the Private Enterprise solution.
• SN is Script Name. This groups a set of requests that together make up a multi-step transaction like buying an article. SN=Virtual user name.
• TE is TEst Name. It is the name of the entire load test - it uniquely identifies a test run TE=ProjectName-scenarioName-uniqueID.

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