Max no of iterations for vugrn 12 trial version

[piyush gupta]

I am using Vugen 12 trail version.In run time settings I am able to provide max iterations 10,000.I thought it ahould be unlimited.

Any solution.

Thanks

Piyush Gupta

[James Pulley]

Assuming one minute per iteration and zero additional time due to pacing, 10,000 minutes represents a test duration of 166++ hours.  That's a supremely long test: Close to seven days in duration.

You might want to consider a review of the tutorial and training material on the scheduler and how the schedule use relates to the number of iterations in the run time settings.  You may find something there which could be of some assistance if you need a test which runs that long.

[piyush gupta]

I am creating a big xml using a prototype .and in 10,000 iteration its taking few minutes.I want to increase iteration so do I need to change some settings in some configuration file.

Thanks

Piyush Gupta

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[James Pulley]

Action()
{
     int foo=0;
 
     for ( foo=1; foo<=32767; foo++}
     {
 
          //  My actions in a loop
          if ( foo % 50  == 0 ) lr_message("loop iteration %d",foo);

     }

     lr_message("loop of greater than 10,000 completed.....");

     return 0;
}

On Wednesday, June 29, 2016 at 9:31:39 AM UTC-4, piyush wrote:

I am creating a big xml using a prototype .and in 10,000 iteration its taking few minutes.I want to increase iteration so do I need to change some settings in some configuration file.

Thanks

Piyush Gupta

On Tuesday, June 28, 2016, James Pulley <loadrunner-lists@jamespulley.com> wrote:

Assuming one minute per iteration and zero additional time due to pacing, 10,000 minutes represents a test duration of 166++ hours.  That's a supremely long test: Close to seven days in duration.

You might want to consider a review of the tutorial and training material on the scheduler and how the schedule use relates to the number of iterations in the run time settings.  You may find something there which could be of some assistance if you need a test which runs that long.

On Tuesday, June 28, 2016 at 1:58:39 PM UTC-4, piyush wrote:

I am using Vugen 12 trail version.In run time settings I am able to provide max iterations 10,000.I thought it ahould be unlimited.

Any solution.

Thanks

Piyush Gupta

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[André Luyer]

Turning off the debugger will also help, see:

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/lr-loadrunner/Cxyjcf1CIWA/a9NyP7GfaT4J

But just to generate a large text (XML) file it is probably easier/faster to use Perl instead (installed as part of Vugen).

André

On Wednesday, 29 June 2016 16:35:56 UTC+2, James Pulley wrote:

Action()
{
     int foo=0;
 
     for ( foo=1; foo<=32767; foo++}
     {
 
          //  My actions in a loop
          if ( foo % 50  == 0 ) lr_message("loop iteration %d",foo);

     }

     lr_message("loop of greater than 10,000 completed.....");

     return 0;
}

On Wednesday, June 29, 2016 at 9:31:39 AM UTC-4, piyush wrote:

I am creating a big xml using a prototype .and in 10,000 iteration its taking few minutes.I want to increase iteration so do I need to change some settings in some configuration file.

Thanks

Piyush Gupta