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LoadRunner Controller

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This is my second post from the HP LoadRunner series. As I discussed earlier, here I will be discussing an overview of LoadRunner Controller . So before going into detail, let me recap the prerequisites. Create script – Checked Replay Script – Checked Updating script if required (Add transaction, Parameterization and Content Check) – Checked  Runtime settings and Iterations – Checked Assuming the script is absolutely fine i.e. error free and ready to be passed on Controller, let us get familiar with the UI first. I will be using LoadRunner 9.5, the screens may vary at your end depending on the version you are using.   The UI The Controller has a Title bar, Menu bar, tool bar and a Status bar. After these we have multiple sections or panes.   The first is Scenario Groups pane. We can add multiple scripts or a single script and name them as a Group.  Next is Scenario schedule, here we define how the load will be passed and executed. We have two types of scenario group. Manual
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Working with WebRadioGroup

QTP WebRadioGroup means a radio button on the web page. Identifying and working with them can be easy or difficult. Sometimes they works out fine and at times executing the same code gives you error. If you have two radio buttons on the screen for example Gender selection options the code below might give problem. Browser("").Page("").WebRadioGroup("").Select "M" Where "M" can be the id or the value of the radio button (Spy the object). So what is the problem in the code above? As there are two radio buttons QTP identifies them as same, so we need to differentiate between them. Index is a property by which you can differentiate, it tells the position of the object. So if we write the same code below with an additional index property it will work fine. Browser("").Page("").WebRadioGroup("html id:=" ,"index:= 1").Select "M". This code is intended to select a radio button among two, what
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A quick Overview on HP LoadRunner VuGen

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As the name suggests, LoadRunner is an automated performance testing product by HP . It works by generating actual load on the server, by replacing human users with the virtual user also know as a VU.    Let us understand and create a load test. In this post I will be working on LoadRunner version 9.5 so the UI may vary with the latest version 11.5x . As I discussed in my earlier post, the LoadRunner is categorized in four components.  The product is so vast that it cannot be covered in a single post. So, I will be covering LoadRunner in multiple posts. Keep visiting for updates!! Virtual user Generator (VuGen) Also known as VuGen, this component allows capturing end user business processes by generating an automated script against the performed actions. To open VuGen, Click on Start button >> Programs >> LoadRunner >> Applications >> Virtual User Generator. Let us get familiar with the interface. On opening the VuGen, you will see a screen a
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