In the test editor, server request elements are located
at the end of every SAP screen and provide information that the server
returns for the selected screen.
- SAP element label
- This is the name of the selected SAP test element as it is displayed in
the Test Contents. Use this field to rename the test element, or click Restore
Default to revert to the default name.
SAP Screen
- Name
- This is the name of the current SAP transaction code. This field
is read-only.
- Program
- This is the name of the SAP source program that is currently running.
This field is read-only.
- Flushes
- This is the count of the number of flushes in the automation queue
during server communication. This field is read-only.
- Response Time
- This is the delay between the moment the SAP GUI client sends
the request to the SAP R/3 server and the moment the server response
arrives. The units are milliseconds. This field is read-only.
- Interpretation Time
- This is the delay between the moment the data is received by the
SAP GUI client and the moment the screen is updated. It measures interpretation
of data by the SAP GUI client, not SAP R/3 server performance. The
units are milliseconds. This field is read-only.
- Roundtrips
- This is the count of token switches between the SAP GUI client
and the SAP R/3 server to perform the request. This field is read-only.
Request Time Verification Point
- Enable verification point
- When selected, the test verifies whether the request time returned
by the server is below the specified threshold value. An error is
reported in the test log if the measured request time is above the
threshold.
- Response time threshold (ms)
- This is the request time limit above which an error is reported
in the test log.
Request Timeout
- Timeout value (ms)
- Select this option to change the default timeout value (3 minutes)
for very long transactions.
- Response time threshold (ms)
- The test verifies that the request time returned by the server
is below the specified threshold value. An error is reported in the
test log if the measured request time is above the threshold.