This window enables you to define a performance test. Defining a performance test includes selecting scripts for the test, scheduling how many Vusers to run in each script and for how long to run them, choosing topologies and monitor profiles for the test, and enabling collection of diagnostics data for the test run.
Version Control: If your project is version-enabled:
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To edit a test, you must check it out.
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When you check out a test, only you can edit the test.
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If the test is checked out by another user, you cannot check the test out as well. You can view the last checked in version in read-only mode.
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Make sure you have checked in a test at least once before you attempt to run it (even when using the option to run a test that is not checked in).
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and select Test Management. User interface elements are described below (unlabeled elements are shown in angle brackets):
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 Summary |
Displays a summary of the test. For details, see Performance Test Designer > Summary view / Preview tab. |
 Groups & Workload |
Enables you to design a workload for the test. For details, see Performance Test Designer > Groups and Workload. |
 Monitors |
Enables you to select monitors to monitor the test. For details, see Performance Test Designer > Monitors. |
 Topology |
Enables you to associate a topology with the test. For details, see Performance Test Designer > Topology. |
 Diagnostics |
Enables you to select a diagnostics module to collect diagnostics data from the test. For details, see Diagnostics. |
| <Validation message> |
When you save the test, this message displays the test validation result. If there are errors or messages, a link to the test validation results is displayed.
For details, see Test Validation Results dialog box. |
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Saves the changes made in the Performance Test Designer window. |
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Opens the Run Test dialog box, enabling you to run the test. For details, see Run Test dialog box. |
