Consider a business transaction, which is run in the LR
tool (takes 2sec), but when run manually (takes 4sec).
Please explain??
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Answer / bhupendra varshney
This is because LR does not calculate the time of browser
emulation (like QTP)....So it only calculate the response
time from server to client's machine( IP Address)..Not from
the server all the way to client's browser......Browser's
time depends on the machine's configuration and performance
during the response of the page.
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Answer / rameshbabu y
LR executes on record and run concept .when we record it
takes time but when we run it ignore user wait time between
the actions .
So if we keep lr_think_time function inside the script then
it waits for time mentioned in the function .
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Answer / manoj
2 second think time is added during manual execution.
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