What usually indicates that your virtual user script has dynamic data that is dependent on you parameterized fields?

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Ravi

  • Apr 8th, 2005
 

Use the extended logging option of reporting

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moresunil8

  • Jul 11th, 2007
 

Hi,
We can check for the corellation in the recorded script. Existance of correlation indicates the presence of dynamic data.

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The script should fail when replayed may signifies a dynamic variable.  In this case, watch out for "sessionid" or related type of variables.  Also, a good way is to re-record the script to detect the differences. 

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gorbysbm

  • Apr 13th, 2011
 

The original post is about parameterization, not correlation.


You would know that your script has been parameterized if you see custom variables in the script. for example here is one for login: www.yahoo.com/loginpage?userId=${uid}&password=${password}
Each time the script runs it would fetch the values of the bolded parameters from an external file or database table.

Another correct answer to that question is if you see the script being linked to an external source such as a CSV file, or a DB table, then there is parameterization in the script

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