Hi
Im not sure I understand what you are saying, let me try to restate.
Lets call the threads Thread1 ... Thread 10 and let say each thread is
executing a request such that Thread 1 will take 1 second, thread will take
2 seconds, thread 10 will take 10 seconds.
After this assume your synchronizing timer(5 threads) comes in scope. After
1 second the first thread will wait here it wont be allowed to go ahead and
execute the next request. After 2 second the second thread will join and
wait here. After 5 seconds there will be 5 threads waiting and they will be
released and all will go and execute the next request. Similarly between
seconds 6 to 10 , the threads will block and then get released at one go on
the tenth second.
However now consider that all 10 threads take exactly 1 second each on the
first request. Then you will perceive it as 10 threads at the same even
though it is two bursts of five (because all threads arrive at the same time
and will be released at almost the same time).
Try a test like
Thread Group (10 )
Simple Controller1
request 1
gaussian random timer (10000 deviation and constant)
Simple Controller 2
request 2
Synchronizing timer (5 )
Then you should see in view results tree two bursts of 5 for request2 (some
request 1 may be interleaved)
Because of the randomness of request1 you will see the synchronizing timer
blocking the threads till 5 are available.
>One more question is if my total no of threads is equal to 10 and threads
in synchronizing timer is 50 script will run
This will never work. The number can only be less than or equal to the total
threads.
regards
deepak
On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 11:08 PM, nanduri <nandurivk0...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi deepak,
> It was behaving in the same way what u siad it was releasing all 10
> requests
> at the same time but my question is if i give 5 threads and i want only 5
> threads to be synchronized so even though i give five threads itll take 1O
> threads as per u said itll release 5 threads in two bursts,so the total no
> of threads must be equal to total no of threads in synchronizing time?
> please help me in this.One more question is if my total no of threads is
> equal to 10 and threads in synchronizing timer is 50 script will run and
> gve the results or it should be equal to total no of threads or less?.
>
> Thanks,
> kirann
>
> Deepak Shetty wrote:
> >
> > The timer does not restrict the total number of threads. it will release
> 5
> > threads in two bursts (in your example).
> > if your threads are all almost synchronized you'll see almost all 10
> > requests at the same time.
> >
> >
> > On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 10:35 PM, nanduri <nandurivk0...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> Hi,
> >> IM using synchronizing timer in my script to generate a stress on na
> >> particular action.Actaually my script has total no of users:10
> >> users in sychronizing timer:5
> >> But when i run the script it was running fro 10 users instead of running
> >> for
> >> 5 users.Why it is running for 10 users can anybody help me in this.
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> kirann
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