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Transaction Controller
Hi.,
I am having a Transaction Controller with ONLY one HTTP Request in it.
In Aggregate report, I am getting the Avg response times different for both
the Transaction Controller and the HTTP request. see sample output below.
Expand Node to Corporate Account is the transaction Contoller and Expand
Node to Corporate Account - HTTP is the HTTP request in that transaction
controller.
Expand Node to Corporate Account - HTTP 2 54 78 78 31 78 0.00% 1.5/min 3.28
Expand Node to Corporate Account 2 2570 5047 5047 94 5047 0.00% 1.4/min 0.00
My understanding is that If there is only on eHTTP trequest in a transaction
controller, then the avg Response times for both the TC and the HTTP request
should be the same(almost).
Can some one please help me understnad this right?
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Re: Transaction Controller
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
The TC controller measures how long it takes to process all its
children; that's the whole point of it ...
S.
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> I am using Test Action sample to sleep for 5 Seconds. And the Test Action
> sampler is a sibling to TC. Are TC response times affected by Test Action
> Samplers?
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Re: Transaction Controller
Posted by new2JM <ku...@yahoo.com>.
I am using Test Action sample to sleep for 5 Seconds. And the Test Action
sampler is a sibling to TC. Are TC response times affected by Test Action
Samplers?
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Re: Transaction Controller
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
The Transaction controller times will include any timers that are in
scope, i.e. as a child, sibling or ancestor of the sampler.
On 15/06/06, new2JM <ku...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hi.,
> I am having a Transaction Controller with ONLY one HTTP Request in it.
>
> In Aggregate report, I am getting the Avg response times different for both
> the Transaction Controller and the HTTP request. see sample output below.
> Expand Node to Corporate Account is the transaction Contoller and Expand
> Node to Corporate Account - HTTP is the HTTP request in that transaction
> controller.
>
> Expand Node to Corporate Account - HTTP 2 54 78 78 31 78 0.00% 1.5/min 3.28
> Expand Node to Corporate Account 2 2570 5047 5047 94 5047 0.00% 1.4/min 0.00
>
> My understanding is that If there is only on eHTTP trequest in a transaction
> controller, then the avg Response times for both the TC and the HTTP request
> should be the same(almost).
>
> Can some one please help me understnad this right?
>
>
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