"serdar Sultanoglu" <sultanserdar@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I am trying to test my simple isapi dll with ACT. My isapi logs the
> request come to itself. When i execute my test with "1" iteration and
> "1" simultaneous browser connection one record is added to my log as
> expected but when i use "2" simultaneous browser connection it still
> writes one record to my log.
>
> I used Test.Trace function to be sure that problem is not in the
> isapi.When i executed the test, the log file(ACTTrace.log) is also
> added one record although ACT help says "Note that this value sets the
> number of copies of the test script that are running simultaneously".
>
> Is this normal? Or what can be problem?
>
> Thanks...

"michelk" wrote:

> I had the same problem. It's a interpretation mistake.
> The iteration means how often the same script run is executed.
>
> If you use 1 connection and 2 iterations. The script is run 2 times on 1
> connection.
> So if you choose 2 connection and 2 iterations the script is run 1 time on
> each connection.
> if you choose 4 connections with 2 iterations the script is run 2 times on 2
> connections.
>
> If you choose a timed run with 4 connections you will see that you script is
> executed at least 4 times.
>
>
>
> "serdar Sultanoglu" <sultanserdar@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:c2165e9f.0503210753.4caf6801@posting.google.com...
> > Hi,
> > I am trying to test my simple isapi dll with ACT. My isapi logs the
> > request come to itself. When i execute my test with "1" iteration and
> > "1" simultaneous browser connection one record is added to my log as
> > expected but when i use "2" simultaneous browser connection it still
> > writes one record to my log.
> >
> > I used Test.Trace function to be sure that problem is not in the
> > isapi.When i executed the test, the log file(ACTTrace.log) is also
> > added one record although ACT help says "Note that this value sets the
> > number of copies of the test script that are running simultaneously".
> >
> > Is this normal? Or what can be problem?
> >
> > Thanks...
>
>