Anshoo_Arora

 Profile Answers by Anshoo_Arora 

• Nov 8th, 2007

 

Have cookies/cached data from the respective server on your machine can decrease transaction response time. This is not good practice when load testing an application. Thus, try to parameterize your data or disable caching.

You should look into persistant/non-persistant (machine vs browser cookies) and how they affect transaction speed; how they affect performance.

- Anshoo Arora

kanthrajgowda

 Profile Answers by kanthrajgowda 

• May 23rd, 2008

 

Data cacheing do not have a negative effect on load testing results. In iother words the more data is cached on to your primary memory, it boosts the performance.

To eliminate the effect of server side cacheing, parameterise the required data wherever necessary.


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