You can use the Latency page of the Settings dialog to specify default values for latency. Latency is delay added to the execution of a transaction to control of how fast transactions are submitted to the system-under-test. Use Latency to model real-world user interactions.
The default latency settings apply to transactions you add through the Transactions tab.
Note: If you modify the default settings in the Settings dialog, the changes apply to new jobs only, not to existing jobs.
To specify default settings for Latency
To specify no latency, select No Delay. To add latency, select one of the other options. Review the following for additional information:
| No Delay | Select to specify no latency. See No Delay for additional information. |
| Transaction Rate |
Select this option to set a transaction rate by specifying the interval between successive transactions arriving at the server. See Interarrival Time for more information. Interarrival Time—Select one of the following:
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| Real-World Delays |
Use this option to simulate real-world processing by inserting a delay before and/or after each transaction execution. For each delay type, you can insert a fixed time by selecting Absolute, or you can select one of the distribution models for specifying time. To learn more about distribution models, see Latency Distribution Models. Keying Time—Inserts a delay before execution to simulate the amount of time spent performing data entry. See Keying Time for additional information. Think Time—Inserts a delay after execution to simulate the amount of time "to think" about the results of the previous transaction. See Think Time for additional information. |
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