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15.5 Report for TDB2 transaction
As we were looking at the response time report for the MYTD transaction, we
decided that we could create the same type of simulation for the TDB2
transaction in relatively short period of time, if we skip the process of creation of
screen shots. It took almost the same time to prepare the testcase RBTDB2
including capturing activities using IDC utility, the testgroup RBTDB21, and the
test schedule RBTDB201 with 72 resources simulating 72 terminal users, as it
took to edit the response time report for the RBTDD201 schedule to present it as ...
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