AAshish

 Profile Answers by AAshish 

• Apr 6th, 2006

 

to do manual performace testing , one way could be as follows :

1 . Decide for how many user your are going to performace testing.

2. Ask them  to open  a login window or the module on which testing to be done , if in case login window is open ask them to put id and passward , and ask them to login at a time , along with stop watch on at same moment and note down the time to , how much time did the application tooked to open .Here one has to follow the above method for each module and has to note down the time taken and compare this actual time with expected one.

 And in case if some module is to be tested , then ask them to enter proper data and ask all of them to press SAVE button and check how much time application takes time to Save .

If any one aware of some other method pls let me know.

koti

• Apr 6th, 2006

 

HiAshishFine, ur answer is correct.,and i want to know how to test the reponse time of the application manualy.

AAshish

 Profile Answers by AAshish 

• Apr 7th, 2006

 

Hi Koit ,

Thanks for your appreciation.

As i replied that all user has to keep thier stop watch ON to note down the time taken to open an application and or to save the perticuler module , that time will be responce time , means time taken by the application per user , this time is the responce time

eg . 100 user were going to login to yahoo , so all will put the id and passward , the team manager will oder to hit login button , the moment he orderd all users will start stop watch , and the momnet yahoo home pg will get opend stop the clock this is your responce time.

krichow

 Profile Answers by krichow 

• Apr 15th, 2006

 

We can do the test performance of the application manually..But u can do only upto some limit only...suppose 500 to 1000 user's login ,on that time u can't get the accurate on manually...so its better to do the performance of the application by automate.

Janni

 Profile Answers by Janni 

• Jun 19th, 2006

 

Hi,

Performance testing is done to determined the response time for each transaction. So, if you want to determine it manually, you will have to first identify the number of users you want to determine the response time for a set of actions in AUT(Application Under Test).

For example: if you want to determine the response for Login, Inbox, Sent Folder and Signout of yahoo. Then this is how I would do. I will provide the team who is involved in this test with the following details

1. Login Page to Home Page =
2. Home Page to Inbox page =
3. Inbox Page to Sent Page =
4. Sent Page to Signout     =

Then I would ask them to start all at the same time and start the stop watch when they click (when they send request to the server). Now at this point, one should know that they should only start the timer after they enter login credentials and as soon as they click "Login" and stop timer only after the response is completly posted on to the browser(status should say "Done" at the bottom of the browser).

These steps should be repeated and note down accross the appropriate steps above.

I hope this helps. But generally it is not a good practice and also time seeking process.

Thanks

Janni

anand83

 Profile Answers by anand83 Questions by anand83

• Oct 4th, 2006

 

hi ashish

nice answer frm u wat i expect for this question

can  u help me writing test cases for mobile phone testing ,the main aim of this project is video also come with audio wenever get an incoming call,please help with ur answers in detail