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Whether LoadRunner supports Smallword client server application
This is a discussion on Whether LoadRunner supports Smallword client server application within the LoadRunner forums, part of the Software Testing category; Hi, I am working on Load runner for performance parameters on smallworld application (GIS Domain) Application is client server I would like to confirm whether LoadRunner supports Smallword client server ...
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Whether LoadRunner supports Smallword client server application
Hi, I am working on Load runner for performance parameters on smallworld application (GIS Domain) Application is client server
I would like to confirm whether LoadRunner supports Smallword client server applications Kindly confirm the same Thank you Question asked by visitor murali 
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