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Fundamentals of Load Runner and Load Testing
This class covers Controller and Analysis components of LoadRunner.  This course is your first step towards success as a LoadRunner expert, designed to give you a firm foundation in basic load testing tasks.

        In this class, you will learn how to plan, create, and run a simple load test effectively and efficiently.  Students will gain understanding of how the LoadRunner components work and interact with one another.

Students will also learn how to interpret LoadRunner analysis graphs and achieve the set load testing goals.  The lesson topics are reinforced with structured hands-on labs.

VUGen Scripts for Web – This class covers the VUGen component of LoadRunner.  This course gives students an in-depth introduction to all aspects of script creation for load testing in a Web environment.  Students learn to record, organize the script using actions and add checkpoints to verify functionality under load.

They also learn to troubleshoot the script they build by parameter zing, correlation and adding custom code.  Hands on Lab: LoadRunner – This hands-on lab is designed to provide comprehensive understanding of all the concepts learned in the LoadRunner suite course.

This hands-on lab involves students in building an effective load testing script and then running a load test against the Mercury Tours application to achieve the given performance goals.

This activity will validate acquired knowledge on LoadRunner and on techniques for load testing Web systems.

You will use the LoadRunner Analysis component to interpret load test results.  The information gathered during planning is used to create and enhance scripts specific to  Web applications using the Virtual User Generator (VUGen) component of LoadRunner.

All topics are supported by hands-on exercises designed to provide you with the knowledge to load test your applications in the Web environment.  The last day involves you to work on a comprehensive project designed to test your understanding of all the concepts learned in the LoadRunner Web suite course.

TRAINING involves students in building an effective load testing script and then running a load test against the Mercury Tours application to achieve the given performance goals.  This activity will validate your newly acquired knowledge on LoadRunner and on techniques for load testing Web systems.

#include "web_api.h"

RandStr311()
{
int k;
int i;
#define MAX_STRING 80 + 1
char consonants[22] = {'a','b','c','d','f','g','h','j','k','l','m','n','p','q','r','s','t','v','w','x','y','z'};
//char SearchValue[max_strings];
char SearchValue[MAX_STRING]="";
//create random char with length between 3 ~11
k = rand()%8 + 4;
//lr_output_message("k=%d",k);
for (i=0;i
{
SearchValue[i] = consonants[rand() % 21];
}
SearchValue[k] = '�';
lr_save_string(SearchValue,"SearchValue");
return 0;
}

Action()
{

RandStr311();
lr_output_message("this is first value:%s",lr_eval_string("{SearchValue}"));

return 0;
}

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