Hi

Thanks a lot for explaining this shortcut method of adding think time to a
number of samples at once. Does this apply to all timers or only uniform
random timer?


Thanks
Sayantani

On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Oliver Lloyd <[email protected]>wrote:

> Try structuring the plan with the timer as a child of the request like
> this:
>
> +Thread Group
> ++Request
> ++++Unform Random Timer
> ++Request
> ++++Unform Random Timer
>
> You could also put one timer at the same level as the requests like this:
>
> +Thread Group
> ++Request
> ++Request
> ++Unform Random Timer
>
> Like this the timer will apply to each request in it's scope.
>
> By making it a child you limit its scope to the parent sampler, which gives
> more flexibility but adds overhead. Just using one Timer as per the second
> example is more concise but offers less control.
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