How to use 10 different UID/PASSWORD for running one script? If it is using parametrization then how?

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menaka

  • Sep 11th, 2007
 

Run the script for 10 iterations by giving 10 usernames and passwords.
Parametrize the fields with username and password.

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Arjun

  • Sep 14th, 2007
 

Running 10 iterations is OK but How can I paramerize the UID/PASSWORD in the script? Please Help on this.

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laxman

  • Nov 23rd, 2007
 

Go to the script, in action part of the vugen and identify the area where you are looking for parameterising the values, select that value right click and select replace with parameter option from the menu. A dialog box displays give the parameter name and click on OK, go the param list and click on edit note pad enter values (all user ids and passwords) and save the notepad it will automatically gets stored in the parameter list, select sequential and each iteration depending upon the requirement and click on OK. This is how we do parameterization in load runner.

If you want to run the single script for the Ten USer .

First Identify were you Login with Username / Password .

(Password will be same for all the 10 User .So ithat case do not parmeterize the Password)
 
Let says Username as Sathish .
Select the Username Sathish .
Right Click on that particular name and select the field as Parameterize.

From here you can parameterze.
Window of Parameterize appears -> select the Button of NotePad .U can See the Name u Parameretize add 10 or 20 or 100 Name in that note Pad and Save it .
Now it is Parametirize  .
If yopu run the Script it will run with diferent Users.


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abusaud

  • Jul 3rd, 2008
 

By using automate tool we can use.........by using win runner data driven test we can preform this 

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