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Exsisting Load test Results repository - with VS2010 Beta 2
- HI,
How can i use the exsisting load test Results Repository ( which was used for VS2008 -sql database-load Test) with new VS2010 Beata 2.
I am noticing an error saying that "Previous version was not supported ".
I want use same database( loadtest ) to support both VS2008 and VS2010.
Any help?
My second Q?
Can I use VS2010 with VS2008- load agents and controller
Thank you
Rav
Answers
- Figo is correct about agent/controller compatibility. You need to use 2008 agent/controller with 2008 vs and 2010 agent/controller with vs 2010.
As for the database question. There are a few problems with running them both in the same database. Most are around being able to use the Load Test Results Management dialog for opening/exporting/importing/deleting runs. Once you upgrade and run vs 2010 tests in the database, you can not use that dialog from the vs 2008 client. As long as you are going to be using vs 2008 and vs 2010, I do suggest using the separate databases. If you want to move a vs 2008 run to the vs 2010 database to make use of new features,( such as excel reporting) then you can export the run from the vs 2008 client and then use vs 2010 client to import to the new database.
We do ship an upgrade script which is located in Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\UpgradeLoadTestResultsRepository.sql. This is useful when you are going to be doing all your runs against vs 2010. For now I defintely suggest using 2 separate databses. The vs 2010 database is called LoadTest2010. So they can exist on same server.
Blog - http://blogs.msdn.com/slumley/default.aspx- Marked As Answer byslumley MSFTMSFT, ModeratorFriday, November 06, 2009 5:18 PM
- Thank you Slumley,
I checked that site that was for multiple loadtest runs,Here what i want, I am doing single load test ( ex: stepload start at 10 user...1000 users) .
i want for this run counters Vs userd load graphs....Every time I am manually exporting the values to excel and creating graphs.. that takes me lot of time... becuase of data and tomany counters...
If you any quick soultion plese help me. In these new excel reports instead of LoadTestruns (X- axis )Counter can we repalced with userload /Time Elapsed ..etc.
Thank you
Rav- Marked As Answer byrav94040 Tuesday, November 10, 2009 6:50 PM
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- Hi Rav
As far as I know, that load agents and controller for VS2008 cannot apply to VS2010 beta2.
I'm not sure about the first question so far, I'll try to ask others further and there is a forum dedicated to VS2010 beta2 at http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vstsprerelease/threads
Hope others can answer for the moment.
Thanks.
Figo Fei
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Welcome to the All-In-One Code Framework! If you have any feedback, please tell us. - Figo is correct about agent/controller compatibility. You need to use 2008 agent/controller with 2008 vs and 2010 agent/controller with vs 2010.
As for the database question. There are a few problems with running them both in the same database. Most are around being able to use the Load Test Results Management dialog for opening/exporting/importing/deleting runs. Once you upgrade and run vs 2010 tests in the database, you can not use that dialog from the vs 2008 client. As long as you are going to be using vs 2008 and vs 2010, I do suggest using the separate databases. If you want to move a vs 2008 run to the vs 2010 database to make use of new features,( such as excel reporting) then you can export the run from the vs 2008 client and then use vs 2010 client to import to the new database.
We do ship an upgrade script which is located in Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\UpgradeLoadTestResultsRepository.sql. This is useful when you are going to be doing all your runs against vs 2010. For now I defintely suggest using 2 separate databses. The vs 2010 database is called LoadTest2010. So they can exist on same server.
Blog - http://blogs.msdn.com/slumley/default.aspx- Marked As Answer byslumley MSFTMSFT, ModeratorFriday, November 06, 2009 5:18 PM
- Thnk you .
Can i use the same script (VS2008- LoadTestResultsRepository.sql) for creating LoadTest2010 database.
Rav - HI Slumely.
Please can you provide detailss how to export the run from the vs 2008 client and then use vs 2010 client to import to the new database.
Thank for your help
Rav HI Slumely,
I found how to export the resluts , please Ignore the above two questions.
One more Question?
Is there any provision/ how can i generate Req/se.....or any counter VS User Load in these New excel reports.
Please can you help with this how should i do?
This type we mostly use to present to the management.
Thank you
Rav- Rav - The built in excel reports do not provide way of doing Req/sec vs User Load. However some on the custom reports that I put together a while ago did have this capability. http://blogs.msdn.com/slumley/archive/2006/02/16/533356.aspx
These reports are based on reporting services. But you should be able to use the sql script from this download and in that script, there is a sproc which generates the data you are looking for. Then you can hook excel up to that sproc and create the chart you are looking for.
Blog - http://blogs.msdn.com/slumley/default.aspx - Thank you Slumley,
I checked that site that was for multiple loadtest runs,Here what i want, I am doing single load test ( ex: stepload start at 10 user...1000 users) .
i want for this run counters Vs userd load graphs....Every time I am manually exporting the values to excel and creating graphs.. that takes me lot of time... becuase of data and tomany counters...
If you any quick soultion plese help me. In these new excel reports instead of LoadTestruns (X- axis )Counter can we repalced with userload /Time Elapsed ..etc.
Thank you
Rav- Marked As Answer byrav94040 Tuesday, November 10, 2009 6:50 PM


