The pane is located in the upper area of the Performance Test Details page.

Displays the Performance Test Run page Details pane Groups view. For more information, see Performance Test Details Pane - Groups View.

Displays the Performance Test Run page Details pane Transactions view. For more information, see Performance Test Details Pane - Transactions View.

Displays the Performance Test Run page Details pane Messages view. For more information, see Performance Test Details Pane - Messages View.

Vusers Details. Displays specific details for each Vuser in the performance test, and enables you to run or stop individual Vusers irrespective of their defined schedules. For user interface details, see Vusers Dialog Box.

Run Vusers. Enables you to run additional Vusers during the course of a performance test. That is, you can run Vusers that are not included in the test's original defined schedule. For user interface details, see Run Vusers Dialog Box.

Stop Run/Stop Run Now. Enables you to stop a running performance test.

• Stop Run. Stops the test gradually by moving all running Vusers to the Gradual Exiting state. For user interface details, see Stop Run Dialog Box.

• Stop Run Now. Enabled only after you click the Stop Run button. Enables you to stop the Vusers immediately.

Design Groups and Scheduler. Click the arrow adjacent to the button for the following options:

• Add Group. Enables you to add a Vuser group to a running performance test, or to edit Vuser group settings during a test run. For user interface details, see Add Group Dialog Box.

• Edit Scheduler. Enables you to edit the scheduler during a test run. For user interface details, see Performance Test Schedule Dialog Box.

Monitors. Click the arrow adjacent to the button for the following options:

• Runtime Monitors. Displays a list of monitors which are currently running during a performance test, and enables you to add, edit, and remove monitors during the run. For user interface details, see Monitor Profile Content Dialog Box.

• Monitor Over Firewall. Enables you to change the status of a monitor over firewall machine. For user interface details, see Monitor Over Firewall Dialog Box.

View Rendezvous. Enables you to enable/disable rendezvous points defined in the Vuser scripts and to set rendezvous policies that determine how the Controller handles Vusers at a rendezvous point. For user interface details, see Rendezvous Dialog Box.

Load Generators. Enables you to manage the load generator in the performance test. For user interface details, see Load Generators Dialog Box.

Timeslot Duration. Enables you to extend or shorten the duration of the performance test. For user interface details, see Timeslot Duration Dialog Box.

Filter Items. Enables you to filter the information being displayed.

Refresh Frequency. Enables you set the refresh frequency of the page.

Service Virtualization. Opens the Configure Service Virtualization Dialog Box. For user interface details, see see HP Service Virtualization Dialog Box.

Opens the Select PAL Report dialog box, enabling you to add the test run data to a selected PAL report. The test run data is displayed in the Data Sources Tab. For more details, see Data Sources Tab.

Displays a trend graph which monitors the test runs of a selected test over time. For more details, see Performance Test Designer > Test Runs Trend View / Test Runs Trend Tab .

In the Performance Test Run page, in the Details pane, click Groups.

The number of Vusers that are down.

The number of Vusers for which a problem occurred.

The number of Vusers that have finished running, or have been stopped, and are exiting now.

The number of Vusers that have finished running. The script failed.

The number of Vusers that are finishing their current iteration before exiting.

The number of Vusers that are being initialized on the host machine.

The Vuser group name.

The number of Vusers that have finished running. The script passed.

The number of Vusers that have been paused.

The number of Vusers that are ready to be initialized and are waiting for an available load generator, or are transferring files to the load generator. The Vusers run when the conditions set in their scheduling attributes are met.

The number of Vusers that have already performed the init section of the script and are ready to run.

The number of Vusers that have arrived at the rendezvous and are waiting to be released.

The number of Vusers that are running. The Vuser script is being executed on a host machine.

The number of Vusers that have been stopped manually.

In the Performance Test Run page, in the Details pane, click Transactions.

The number of times the transaction failed.

The transaction name.

The number of times the transaction passed.

The number of times the transaction stopped.

The transactions success rate percentage.

The number of times per second the transaction has run.

In the Performance Test Run page, in the Details pane, click Messages.

To view details of specific messages, click the number for the message type to open the Output Details dialog box.

The name of the script that generated the message.

Sent only if the debugging feature is enabled in the Controller. To enable the feature, select Tools > Performance Center Controller Options > Debug Information.

The total number of error messages received. Error messages usually indicate that the script failed.

The total number of messages received.

The total number of output messages received from the Vuser script.

The total number of warning messages received. Warning messages indicate that the Vuser encountered a problem, but the test continued to run.

The Controller being used in the test.

The amount of time since the test began running.

The number of Vuser errors that occurred during the test run.

The number of completed, unsuccessful transactions performed during the test run.

How many hits (HTTP requests) there have been to the Web server by Vusers during each second of the test run.

The number of completed, successful transactions performed during the test run.

The run ID.

The number of Vusers currently running in the test.

The current state of the scheduler.

The current run state.

The name of the test.

The name of the user who is running the test.

Whether services virtualization is on or off.

Displayed in the lower section of the Performance Test Run page.

# Graphs. Enables you to select the number of graphs being displayed.

Graph Configuration. Opens the Graph Configuration dialog box which enables you to configure the graphs display. The following options are available:

• Granularity. The interval of the test displayed in the graph.

• Time Display. The time displayed on the x-axis.

  • Relative to Load Test start. Displays the amount of time that has elapsed since the beginning of the test (in hours, minutes, and seconds).
  • Controller clock. Displays the time on the Controller clock.
  • None. No clock or time is displayed.

• Scale. Select the desired scale:

  • Automatic. Each measurement in the graph is displayed in the scale that best suits it.
  • None. Each measurement's true values are displayed in the graph.

• Line Style. Select the desired line style:

  • With markers. Lines in the graph are marked with dots.
  • Without markers. Lines in the graph are smooth.

• Apply to all visible graphs. Applies the changes to all displayed graphs.

Duplicate Graph. Enables you to duplicate a graph.

Rename Graph. Enables you to rename a graph.

Diagnostics Transaction Breakdown. Opens HPE Diagnostics, displaying the Transactions view, which displays performance metrics and drilldown options for the relevant transaction. For more information about interpreting data in the Diagnostics Transactions view, see the section that describes the transaction views in the HPE Diagnostics User Guide.

Displays details about graph. The following information is displayed.

• V. Selects the measurement to be displayed on the graph.

• B. Displays the measurement in bold.

• <color>. Enables you to select in which color the measurement appears in the graph.

• Name. The measurement name.

• Scale. The graph scale.

• Max. The measurement's maximum value.

• Min. The measurement's minimum value.

• Avg. The measurement's average value.

• Std. The measurement's standard deviation.

• Last. The measurement's last value.

Displays a tree which lists all the configured online monitors graphs.

Displays a list of the configured online monitors. Select a monitor to display its graph in the Online Graphs pane.

Zoom in/out. Enables you to zoom in and out of the topology tab.

Fit to panel. Enables you to fit the entire topology design to the current pane size.

Edit monitor. Opens HP SiteScope, enabling you to edit the monitors defined on the component selected in the Topology tab.

Displays the topology selected for the test.

If monitors are defined on a component in the topology, the following icons may appear:

• . Indicates that all of the monitors on the component are working successfully.

• . Indicates that there is an error with at least one of the monitors on the component.

• . Indicates that at least one of the monitors on the component is not working or not receiving data.

• . Indicates a warning on at least one of the monitors on the component.