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Health Care EDI Performance Tetsing
This is a discussion on Health Care EDI Performance Tetsing within the LoadRunner forums, part of the Software Testing category; Hello Friends, Can anyone please let me know about Performance testing health care EDI ( 270,271, 835 ect). I need as detailed answer as possible. I am going to use ...
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Health Care EDI Performance Tetsing
Hello Friends,
Can anyone please let me know about Performance testing health care EDI ( 270,271, 835 ect). I need as detailed answer as possible. I am going to use LoadRunner for load testing. I would really really really appreciate your help. Thanks, Piyush 
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