Topic: A Performance scenario Confusing - Correct or not

Message

   I had two different types of scripts for running the above scenario for 25 VUsers.
1.In
the script File, The Login Id is not parametrized - Meaning - I have
used only one Login ID - say CAN0801 - So When 25 users hit the site -
They all use the same loginid viz. CAN0801 and later move to view the
details of CAN0801 UserID. Meaning, I created 25 instances for CAN0801
to view the details.
2.In the second
script, I parametrized the Login ID, So I have different Login ID's For
all 25 VUsers. So, When 25 Users Open the screen, they use different
Login ID's like 
CAN0901, CAN1001 ...... CAN2501
and later open the ViewPage and view the details.
In any case, all 25 users have to first login --- click the link to move --- go to ViewMyProfile JSP and later -- Log out.
What difference it made whether I used only One UserID or 25 Different UserID's
The reality is that , I got different Response times for above cases 1 and 2

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Nitara Newbie Joined: 04May2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 1	Topic: A Performance scenario Confusing - Correct or not Posted: 04May2007 at 5:23am
	I had two different types of scripts for running the above scenario for 25 VUsers. 1.In the script File, The Login Id is not parametrized - Meaning - I have used only one Login ID - say CAN0801 - So When 25 users hit the site - They all use the same loginid viz. CAN0801 and later move to view the details of CAN0801 UserID. Meaning, I created 25 instances for CAN0801 to view the details. 2.In the second script, I parametrized the Login ID, So I have different Login ID's For all 25 VUsers. So, When 25 Users Open the screen, they use different Login ID's like CAN0901, CAN1001 ...... CAN2501 and later open the ViewPage and view the details. In any case, all 25 users have to first login --- click the link to move --- go to ViewMyProfile JSP and later -- Log out. What difference it made whether I used only One UserID or 25 Different UserID's The reality is that , I got different Response times for above cases 1 and 2 Post Resume: Click here to Upload your Resume & Apply for Jobs

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Sam Monty Newbie Joined: 30Jun2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 1	Posted: 30Jun2007 at 1:08am
	Nitara... Tht's a very gud question to think about. Can you tell me approx. how much difference did you observe in the response times ? I guess, it should be more for the Case2(parameterizing user id's) than Case1(same user id) ! Edited by Sam Monty - 30Jun2007 at 1:09am
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