How To Do Error Handling In Loadrunner
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Introducing Analysis Workflow Setup Analysis Graphs Analysis Reports Importing Data Troubleshooting and Limitations for Analysis Advanced Function Reference Analysis APIReference Protocol SDK Best Practices Additional Components Integrations loadrunner continue on error Videos LoadRunner Videos All Files Debugging Debugging Overview Error Handling Additional Debugging Information Working with Breakpoints Breakpoints Pane Watching Expressions and Variables Debugging Web Vuser Scripts How to Debug Scripts with Breakpoints VuGen > VuGen Workflow > Debugging > Error Handling Error Handling You can specify how a Vuser handles errors during script execution. savecount in loadrunner By default, when a Vuser detects an error, the Vuser stops executing the script. You can instruct a Vuser to continue with the next iteration when an error occurs using one of the following methods: Using runtime settings. You can specify the Continue on Error runtime setting. The Continue on Error runtime setting applies to the entire Vuser script. You can use the lr_continue_on_error function to override the Continue on Error runtime setting for a portion of a script. Using the lr_continue_on_error function. The lr_continue_on_error function enables you to control error handling for a specific segment of a Vuser script. To mark the segment, enclose it with lr_continue_on_error(1); and lr_continue_on_error(0); statements. The new error settings apply to the enclosed Vuser script segment. See the paragraphs below for details. For example, if you enable the Continue on Error runtime setting and a Vuser encounters an error during replay of the following script segment, the Vuser continues executing the script: web_link("EBOOKS", "Text=EBOOKS", "Snapshot=t2.inf", L
if an error is encounter I am running a test with 18 scripts in it. Virtual users iterate every 5 minutes +/-60 seconds for an hour. However, once a Vuser encounters an error, they move to failed
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status instead of ending the current iteration and firing again in 20 or so minutes. lr_exit What is it I have neglected to do? Did I just leave a checkbox unchecked somewhere People who like this Close Like ·
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0 · Add comment Comment 10 |600 characters needed characters left characters exceeded ▼ Viewable by all users Viewable by moderators Viewable by moderators and the original poster Viewable by all users 1 Reply · Add your reply http://lrhelp.saas.hpe.com/en/latest/help/WebHelp/Content/VuGen/120400_c_rts_error_handling.htm Sort: Best Answer Answer by DavidMofOSI · Oct 27, 2014 at 05:10 PM Option 1: Try checking the " continue on error" in the "design test's " runtime setting(RTS) --> Miscellaneous error handling options Open the test design Select RTS Miscellaneous Check the "continue on error" checkbox Press "OK" Press "Save" Then re -Run the test With the "continue on error " un -checked if the Vusers get an error , any error, he fails and quits http://eyeontesting.com/questions/7042/in-loadrunner-how-do-the-make-the-vuser-exit-the-i.html the test run. If "continue on error" is checked the Vusers continue trying to do the next step in the iteration and then the next iteration. Option 2: You can add coding in the script to tell the Vusers when and if he get an error to end the iteration and start the next see the VuGen help "Function reference " for details on the LR command "lr_exit" Use these "Continuation Options" for the "Lr_exit" function, to tell the Vusers how to exit lr_exit(LR_EXIT_ACTION_AND_CONTINUE, LR_AUTO); Exit without any condition, and go directly to end action lr_exit(LR_EXIT_MAIN_ITERATION_AND_CONTINUE, LR_AUTO);Stop current action, and go to the next action lr_exit(LR_EXIT_ITERATION_AND_CONTINUE, LR_AUTO); Stop current iteration, and go to the next iteration. If called from within a block iteration, only the block iteration will be exited, and not the global iteration lr_exit(LR_EXIT_VUSER_AFTER_ITERATION, LR_AUTO); Run until the end of the current iteration and then exit lr_exit(LR_EXIT_VUSER_AFTER_ACTION, LR_AUTO); Run until the end of the current action and then exit Comment Iama_Mess People who like this Close Like · 1 · Add comment · Share 10 |600 characters needed characters left characters exceeded ▼ Viewable by all users Viewable by moderators Viewable by moderators and the original poster Viewable by all users Your answer Hint: You can notify a user about this post by typing @username Attachments: Up to 2 attachments (including images) can be used wi
ALM HP UFT & HP QTP HP LoadRunner HP Service Virtualization HP Agile Manager Our Work Blog White Papers About Us Company Overview The Difference Alliances & https://northwaysolutions.com/blog/vugen-gracefully-handle-various-http-return-codes/ Certifications Jobs Loadtester Incorporated Contact Us Home > Our Work > Blog > Vugen: Gracefully Handle Various HTTP Return Codes Vugen: Gracefully Handle Various HTTP Return Codes July 2nd, 2012 | Scott Moore There may be times where you want to build in logic for how your Vuser reacts to the various types of HTTP status return codes received throughout in loadrunner a script. For example, as web servers get overloaded, they may start sending 503 return codes. If you wanted to try and resubmit and finish out the transaction, this might be a more graceful way to handle the occasional 503 than just giving up and killing the iteration immediately. Of course, as the load continues to increase, the 503′s will become handling in loadrunner more frequent and eventually you will need to give up. Giving it a few additional tries might better reflect users who are trying to resubmit their page rather than immediately abandoning the site. The code below is one way to loop a request up to 5 times and handle various HTTP return codes differently depending on what status code is being received. Action() { // Declare integers int HTTP_rc, retry_count; /* * This section includes the page request statement. * It switches on the * "continue on error" functionality just for this step. */ for (retry_count = 0; retry_count < 5; retry_count++) { lr_start_transaction("Transaction_Name"); lr_continue_on_error(1); web_url("Index.htm", "URL=http://webpage.server.co.uk/cgi-bin/gen001_serverselect.dll", "Resource=0", "RecContentType=text/html", "Referer=", "Snapshot=t1.inf", "Mode=HTML", LAST); lr_continue_on_error(0); // Capture the HTTP return code and store it HTTP_rc = web_get_int_property(HTTP_INFO_RETURN_CODE); // Condition statement: If less than 400, // end the transaction and carry on with rest of script if (HTTP_rc < 400) { lr_end_transaction("Transaction_Name", LR_PASS); lr_log_message("Index page displayed after %i attempts", retry_count +1); break; } /* * Condition statement: if equals 503 AND retry_co