Preparing a datapool
and iteration of the script attempts to delete the same record, and "Record Not
Found" errors result.
Solution: Use a datapool to reference a different record in the deletion request
each time the script is played back.
for a performance test. During playback, that same record is read hundreds of
times. Because the client application is well designed, it puts the record in cache
memory, making its retrieval deceptively fast in subsequent fetches. The
response times that the performance test yields will be inaccurate.
Solution: Use a datapool to request a different record each time the script is
played back.
The order shown is the typical order for planning and creating a datapool for session
scripts:
1. Plan the datapool.
(names, addresses, dates, and so on) do you want to retrieve from the datapool
and send to the server?
assign datapool values to during recording.
During recording, you type in a value for that field. With session scripts, the
value is automatically assigned to a script variable. During playback, that variable
can be assigned unique order numbers from a datapool column.
data that it processes.
session script. Rational Robot automatically captures all the values supplied to
the client application during recording and lists them in the