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Hello.

We are using the exact same test script to run our testcases with but, it seems some machines run things very fast, yet other machines (like mine which is a very new laptop) run slower.

Why is that the case that some machines run faster or slower using the same script?

RLenli wrote:Hello.

We are using the exact same test script to run our testcases with but, it seems some machines run things very fast, yet other machines (like mine which is a very new laptop) run slower.

Why is that the case that some machines run faster or slower using the same script?

That's a fair question RLenli.

There is a way to make a script run slower, using the wait time multiplier: http://e-valid.com/Products/Documentati ... plier.html

You CAN set the value to zero, in which all of the wait times recorded in the script will be 0 msec.

Fair disclosure: in some cases the wait times are needed for the browser to "settle" after a navigation, so eliminating the wait can cause a script to de-synchronize (i.e., fail).

However, other things being equal the playback time you see on your machine is mostly going to be affected the gross speed of your internet connection.

The faster the connection the fewer intrinsic (server imposed) delays you'll see in the rendering of the web page on your client machine.


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