what criteria did you use to select web transactions for
load testing ?
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Answer / suhel sheikh
You can specify different database transactions or page
navigation as transaction. e.g. Login function, retrieving
employee information, accessing Help page, Logout function
can be treated as different transaction. It depends on your
need. Normally the functionality for which you want to
measure the response time is specified as transaction.
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Answer / chandra sekhar.k ibm 14 y-ex
a) In page validation
b) Data base queries verification time(SQL)
c) New page formation time
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chandra sekhar.k IBM 14 y-ex
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Answer / sureshkumar
The Response Time taken to receive the response from the server for a particular request.
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