Request

Request Context Menu

Icon	Command	Description
	Show Session Inspector	Open Session Inspector in a new tab
	Edit Session	Edit the selected session
	Clone Session	Clone the selected object
	Delete Session	Delete the selected object(s)
	Create Transaction	Create a transaction starting from the selected object
	Create Loop	Create a loop starting from the selected object
	Create Page	Create a page starting from the selected object
	Create If...Then	Create If...Then starting from the selected object
	Create Do...While	Create Do...While starting from the selected object
	Create Comment	Insert a Comment
	Insert Delay	Insert a Delay after the selected object
	Insert Rendezvous	Insert a Rendezvous after the selected object
	Insert Skip-To-Next-Iteration	Insert a Skip to Next Iteration after the selected object
	Create Extractor	Create an Extractor from the selected session response
	Create Parameter	Create a Parameter in the selected session request
	Create Validator	Create a Validator of the selected session response
	Show Properties	Show the property grid on the bottom
	Hide Properties	Hide property grid on the bottom

Request Properties

Property	Description
Host	The host
Path	The path
Query	The query string
Timeout (s)	The maximum amount of time for sending or receiving a web socket frame. A timeout error is triggered if the session's response time exceeds the Timeout.
Caching Rules	Select "Not Cached" to always request the session disregarding recorded caching headers. Select "Cached" to never request the session for returning VUs with enabled caching. Select "Normal" to use the recorded caching headers.
Disabled	Select Yes to prevent sending this request during replay. The default is No.
Concurrency mode	Select Parallel to mark this request for issuing in parallel with other requests. Select Sequential to mark this request for issuing sequentially. By default, request concurrency is determined by the system. Concurrency mode is one of several factors that determine if the request will send parallel or sequentially. Select Asynchronous to issue this request and so subsequent actions do not wait for its response.
Async Delay (s)	The wait time after the Asynchronous request is issued before continuing the next action.