Threshold Settings dialog box
This dialog box enables you to define which percentage differentials between measurement constitute significant improvements or regressions in performance.
To access
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From the LoadRunner Enterprise navigation toolbar, click and select Performance Trending (under Applications).
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On the Performance Trending page, in the Trend Reports grid, click the name of the report to open. The report opens as an additional tab on the LoadRunner Enterprise Dashboard.
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On the <report name> Trend Report, click Set Thresholds.
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Important information
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The threshold definition and color settings are applied on a global level and hold true across all trend views in the report.
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User interface elements are described below:
UI Elements
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Description
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Measurement Type
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Includes the following measurement types:
- Transaction Response Time (TRT). Measures whether the average transaction response time of the
transactions over a specified time interval exceeds the defined threshold.
- Transactions per Second (TPS). Measures the number of times a transaction was executed in a second.
- Transaction Summary Pass (TRS). Measures the actual amount of transactions that passed within the
trended time range.
- Transaction Summary Fail (TRS). Measures the actual amount of transactions that failed within the
trended time range.
- Total Errors (ERR). Measures the total number of errors within the trended time range.
- Errors per Second (EPS). Measures the average amount of errors per second within the trended time range.
- Hits (WEB). Measures the total number of transaction hits to the web server within the trended time range.
- Throughput (WEB). Measures the total throughput to the web server within the trended time range.
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Improvement
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Enter the percentage differential between instances of the measurement that will be considered an improvement in performance.
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Minor Regression
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Enter the percentage differential between instances of the measurement that will be considered a minor regression in performance.
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Major Regression
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Enter the percentage differential between instances of the measurement that will be considered a major regression in performance.
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