LoadRunner – Error Graph
Purpose: In LoadRunner, the error graph helps a performance tester to understand when the error occurred during the performance test. The error graph gives a detailed picture of what and when errors come. This graph…
LoadRunner – Transactions per second (TPS) Graph
What is ‘Transactions per second’? There is a major difference in Transactions per second and Hits per second. A single transaction can create multiple hits on the server. A transaction is nothing but a group…
LoadRunner – Hits per second Graph
What is the ‘Hits per second’ graph in LoadRunner? ‘Hits per second’ refers to the number of HTTP requests sent by the user(s) to the Web server in a second. In terms of performance testing,…
LoadRunner – Throughput Graph
Purpose: The primary purpose of reading throughput graph is to identify network bandwidth issues. A simple thumb rule to detect network bandwidth issues is: If the throughput scales upward as time progresses and the number…
LoadRunner – Other Response Time Graphs
In the last article i.e. LoadRunner – Average Transaction Response Time, you got detailed information about the transaction response time graph and how to merge it with other important graphs. Apart from the average transaction…
LoadRunner – Average Transaction Response Time Graph
LoadRunner – Average Transaction Response Time Graph