Test Case Properties
Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Object type | This object type is currently selected in the Test Case tree. Its properties are displayed in this grid |
| Name | The Test Case name |
| Description | The Test Case description |
| Recorded On | The date and time when the test case was recorded |
| URLs | The number of requests in the Test Case |
| Request Size (KB) | The size of all requests in the Test Case |
| Response Size (KB) | The size of all responses in the Test Case |
| Duration (s) | The total of the response times of all pages |
| Request Timeout | Select "Enabled" to impose Timeouts specified in each request. Select "Disabled" to ignore the Timeouts. Use Disabled for determining response times of slow requests. Note: this may cause long or indefinite wait times during the test run. |
| Ignore Schema Change? | Select Yes if you do not wish to change HTTP to HTTPS protocol and vice versa for this Test Case, even if Schema Change is setup for other Test Cases |
| Think Times between pages | Specify think time to inject after every page. Select "Page-level" to use values specified in the pages (default is the recorded think time). Select "Constant" to use a constant value. Select "Random" to randomize think time. Tip: for stress tests, select "Zero". |
| Think Time (s) | A constant think time between pages. |
| Min Think Time (s) | Minimum think time |
| Max Think Time (s) | Maximum think time |
| Delay after the test case | Tips: For stress tests, select "Zero". To issue iterations with a certain frequency, select Pacing. |
| Constant delay (s) | A constant delay added after the test case replay |
| Minimum duration of the test case replay (s) | Enter the minimum test case replay duration. If the test case replays faster, the appropriate delay will be added. |
| Cache Control | Select "Enabled" to emulate browser caching and session management. Select "Disabled" to emulate browsers with disabled caching (all requests will be sent) and restarting browsers before starting a new iteration (browser sessions will not persist across test iterations). |
| New VU % | Percentage of the New vs. Returning VUs. Note: (a).On the 1-st iteration, new VUs will have an empty cache, just as a first time user. All requests will be sent. (b).On the 1-st iteration, returned VUs will have a primed cache. Caching rules for each request will be determined based on server caching headers. (c). On the subsequent iterations, all VUs are treated as returned VUs. |
| VU restarting browsers % | Percentage of VUs restarting browsers before starting new iteration. For these users, browser sessions will not persist across the test iterations. |
Request Timeout | Select "Enabled" to impose Timeouts specified in each request. Select "Disabled" to ignore the Timeouts. Use Disabled for determining response times of slow requests. Note: this may cause long or indefinite wait times during the test run. |
Ignore Schema Change? | Select Yes if you do not wish to change HTTP to HTTPS protocol and vice versa for this Test Case, even if Schema Change is setup for other Test Cases. |