Hi guyz,
This is in continuation with my original post. (Portal did not allowe me to edit my post
)
There is a small correction. We use QTP to measure execution time., we are not bothered about memory usage,CPU usage etc...The readings taken tend to vary a lot.
Lets take a case wherein we take 5 QTP readings for connecting to a hardware device through our product. These readings will have a 5-10% deviation amongst them. Also, the readings are always much too higher if compared to manual readings (the ones taken using a stopwatch).
Appreciate your views/experiences in this context.
Note: Here'z how my code looks like
Regards,
Amol
This is in continuation with my original post. (Portal did not allowe me to edit my post
)There is a small correction. We use QTP to measure execution time., we are not bothered about memory usage,CPU usage etc...The readings taken tend to vary a lot.
Lets take a case wherein we take 5 QTP readings for connecting to a hardware device through our product. These readings will have a 5-10% deviation amongst them. Also, the readings are always much too higher if compared to manual readings (the ones taken using a stopwatch).
Appreciate your views/experiences in this context.
Note: Here'z how my code looks like
Code:
Start_Time = Timer
' Start Connection to the device
.....
Loop through for certain amount of time waiting for exit condition
.....
'Connection established successfully.
End_Time = Timer
Total connection time = End_Time - Start_Time (In Seconds)Regards,
Amol