Add test elements
You can add a variety of elements to a test, such as transaction blocks, IF-THEN conditions, loops, and comments.
- Add a comment
You can add a comment to document a test.- Add a transaction to a test
A transaction is a specific group of test elements whose performance you are interested in. When viewing the test results, you can view performance data about any transactions that you have added.- Add conditional logic
You can insert IF-THEN logic around portions of a test to make those portions run if a specific condition is met.- Synchronize users in tests
Inserting a synchronization point enables you to coordinate the activities of a number of virtual users by pausing and resuming activities. You can synchronize all virtual users at the beginning of a test and stagger the release times so that the users do not overload the system. Synchronization points are also useful in stress testing.- Add a loop to a test
You can define part of a test as a loop that runs a specified number of times. If the loop contains a synchronization point, the synchronization point is released after the first iteration of the loop and stays released for all further iterations.
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