Load test Virtual User Activity chart versus percentage of new users

Question

I am running a Visual Studio 2012 load test with the Percentage of New Users set to 100%. How can I get a Virtual User Activity chart showing all the activity on one screen.

After running a load test with Percentage of New Users set to 100% the Virtual User Activity chart shows each user on a separate line. If my test has more than about 100 users, ie more than about 100 test cases executed, then the chart shows a vertical scroll bar and I can only see a small part of the whole chart. There is no "copy" option that provides the whole chart.

Is there any way of collapsing or folding the chart, so I can see all the activity on one screen? This picture shows a chart for part of a one-hour test, note the scroll bar on the right and the circled part indicating that only a small part of the total chart is on display.

Regards

Adrian

Answer 1

Hello Adrian,

I can get the same result with you. I don’t see any options on Visual Studio to make the whole chart display on one screen or copy the whole chart into somewhere else after some researches.

I suggest that you submit a feature request for this issue:

http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio

And I will vote it.

Best regards,

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Answer 2

Hello Amanda,

Thank you for the reply which confirms my findings. I have created a User Voice request about this topic. Please see http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/4283667-load-testing-virtual-users-activity-chart

I now have no User Voice votes left. Do you know how I can get any more votes?

Regards

Adrian

Answer 3

Hello Adrian,

Glad to receive your reply.

I have helped to vote your User Voice.

In addition, in order to improve the overall quality of ideas, users are given a limited number of votes. Once ideas you vote for are closed, your votes will be returned to you.

Best regards,

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Amanda Zhu
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