Constant pause. Just add Test Action controller after the Transaction controller. Specify the pause duration in ms and be sure that "Pause" item of "Action" option is checked.
Variable pause. Add Test Action as described above but specify the pause duration as 0 (zero). Then add Uniform Random Timer as a child of Test Action and specify the minimum value and maximum offset value.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Tip #3: Pauses in test plan
For complete user simulation you need to add pause after each transaction. In most cases you will use only two types of pauses:
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Nice blog, keep it going.
How can we have a infinite loop and then have a pause between each request. is this possible in jmeter?
DeleteSure it's possible. You can use Loop Controller with the Forever option checked. Also you can add Test Action sampler as a child item of Loop Controller and configure a pause as described in this blog post.
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