Points to note with VuGen and Controller

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  • When a script is opened in Controller, run-time settings  also gets copied from VUGen to controller. Check out components of LoadRunner.
  • Any changes done in the script and run-time settings are not reflected in the controller unless you refresh them. image
  • Refresh in controller can be done by going to Design > {Highlighting scenario group} that are using script in question > Clicking Details button > Clicking the REFRESH button on the Group Information pop-up window. So next time when controller asks you to load new script iteration settings do the refresh.
  • While doing Save As:
    • Default directory in VUGen can be changed by going to vugen.ini file located under C:\Program Files\HP\LoadRunner\config and appending the required file path to LastScriptPath (as shown on the right).
    • Default directory in Controller can be changed by going to wlrun.ini file located under C:\Program Files\HP\LoadRunner\config and appending the required file path to M_ROOT
  • Note that THINK time is ignored in VUGen while played back as recorded in Controller.

Comments

3 Comments on Points to note with VuGen and Controller

  1. Anoop on Tue, 17th Nov 2009 3:34 pm
  2. In order to make a Loadrunner license purchasing decision, I understand that one needs to provide number of Controllers and number of Vusers.

    Now, how do we decide on how many controllers are required?
    Can we use 1 controller with any number of Vusers.
    We may need vusers of different protocol mix like .Net / Database / SOA / Web and Multimedia.

  3. Newuser on Tue, 5th Jan 2010 4:39 pm
  4. Not getting the sentence “Note that THINK time is ignored in VUGen while played back as recorded in Controller.” Please explain more on it.

  5. Ari on Wed, 20th Jan 2010 5:36 pm
  6. its “THINK time is ignored in Controller while played back as recorded in VUGen”.
    its given there wrongly

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