Yesterday's results are more in line with what I expect.
The -ALL are consistantly higher than the -LAST.
I'll keep observing, but I have no explanation why things changed...
Scott Fisher
Director of IT
Farm Progress Companies
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Scott,
Send me your log o
lets see what happens with today's results.
If you want the log it'll be big (150-200 MB), I log at high.
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Scott,
Send me your log off-list and I'll parse it with DLAnalyzer so that we
are both seeing data generated from the same app. Seems like a logical
Scott,
Send me your log off-list and I'll parse it with DLAnalyzer so that we
are both seeing data generated from the same app. Seems like a logical
place to start.
Matt
Scott Fisher wrote:
Stats:
AHBL-PROXIES-ALL901
AHBL-PROXIES-LAST 908 last higher
Stats:
AHBL-PROXIES-ALL901
AHBL-PROXIES-LAST 908 last higher
BLITZEDALL-ALL 624This is what I'm used to.
BLITZEDALL-LAST 602
CBL-ALL4000
CBL-LAST 4017 last higher
DSBL
Scott,
That's odd and it points to a problem somewhere. The ALL tests should
hit every LAST hit and then some extra. I generally see about 1% to 2%
more for the ALL tests across the board (not percentage points, but a
percentage difference). Here are some examples from yesterday's stats:
SPA
-Matt,
I've converted my -DYNA tests to -LAST and have observed an unexpected result.
Before the -DYNA tests totals would usually be a few less than the -ALL test.
Now the -LAST test totals are usually a few more than the -ALL tests.
I can account some of these for having my domain name used as t
