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Hi All,
We are using Integrity 10.6 and have identified Integrity CLI (Command Line Interface) for performance Testing of Integrity
Actual integrity operations would be in batch files using CLI commands
We are exploring as to how we can use load runner to add performance test flavor to these CLI batch scripts e.g. say running test concurrently by 200 users etc
We are trying to use following code in LoadRunner to run batch file from Load Runner:
==
Action()
{
char command[1024];
sprintf(command, "C:\\Users\\lb061.CED\\Desktop\\Integrity\\Time_Calculations.bat");
system(command);
return 0;
}
==
Problem with above approach is that whatever content present in Bat file the test always gets marked as passed as Load runner does not have a control of what is running in batch file.
How can we integrate batch CLI with Loadrunner and achieve our goals.
Which protocol from LoadRunner should we use for this.
How are other customers are using CLI for performance testing of integrity?
Appreciate any assistance in this front.
Hi All,
Any suggestions/inputs/recommendation from anyone regarding this topic.
Any updates regarding this is really appreciable as we are currently stuck up in moving ahead to find out how CLI script in batch files can be used for performance testing of integrity. We are planning to use standard performance testing tool such as load runner, RPT etc for this but currently don't have any positive outcome to our efforts as to how to integrate batch along with these performance testing tools.
With Regards,
Mukesh