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Benchmark Factory for Database 9.0 - User Guide

Welcome to Benchmark Factory What's New in Benchmark Factory Additional Resources Overview of Benchmark Factory Benchmark Factory Components Licensing Getting Started - the Benchmark Factory Workflow Agents Create and Edit Connections Create and Edit Tests and Jobs
Jobs View Pane Job Wizards Quickstart: Create a New Job Edit a Job Industry Standard Benchmark Tests Capture and Replay a Workload Artificial Test for Desired Effect Scalability Tests Custom Tests Create/Delete Benchmark Objects Execute External File Test Options for Create Objects Test Options for Transactions Job Setup Options Use Global Search/Replace Save Job as BMF Script Copy Test to Replay, Mix, Goal, or Scalability Test
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$BFRand

Description:

Returns a random integer between 0 and nMax. Each virtual user gets a different seed value to generate the same unique sequences for each run.

Parameters:

 

nMax-The maximum integer to be returned by the function.

Syntax:

$BFRand(nMax)

Example:

$BFRand(100) ; returns "45"

 

 

$BFRandRange

Description:

 

Returns a random integer ranging between nMin and nMax inclusive. Each virtual user gets a different seed value to generate sequences.

Parameters:

nMin-The minimum integer in a range.

nMax-The maximum integer in a range.

Syntax:

$BFRandRange(nMin,nMax)

Example:

$BFRandRange(200, 210) ; returns "202"

 

 

$BFURand

Description:

Returns a unique (non-repeating) random integer ranging between 1 and nMax. Each virtual user gets a different seed value to generate unique sequences for each run.

Parameters:

nMax-The maximum integer to be returned.

Syntax:

$BFURand(nMax)

Example:

 

$BFURand(100) ;

returns 78 the first time this function executes, and 50, and 19 for subsequent executions of this function.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

$BFURandRange

Description:

Returns unique integers ranging between the value of nMin and the value of nMax inclusive.  Each virtual user gets a different seed value to generate unique sequences for each run.

Parameters:

nMin-The minimum range integer to return.

nMax-The maximum range integer to return.

Syntax:

$BFURandRange(nMin,nMax)

Example:

$BFURandRange(1,100) ;

returns 100 the first time this function executes and 95, and 85 for subsequent executions of this function.

 

 

 

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