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Session management

 

The following options let you control the sessions during testing

 

-baseline

 

Loads a previous session as the baseline session against which the recorded session is compared for regressions or improvements.

 

Examples:

 

-baseline c:\baseline\testMacro1.tvm

-baseline "c:\base line\testMacro1.tvm"

 

note Ensure your session manager is configured to hold at least 2 sessions or use -numSessions to specify how many sessions to use.

 

 

-numSessions

 

Sets the number of sessions that can be loaded at once.

 

This is equivalent to the same setting in the session manage and can't be less than 1.

 

Example:

 

-numSessions 2

 

 

-saveSession

 

Saves the session data when all data has finished being collecting from the target program.

 

Thread Validator 32 and 64 bit use the file extension .tvm and .tvm_64 respectively.

 

A missing or incorrect filename extension will be corrected automatically

 

Examples:

 

-saveSession c:\results\testMacro1.tvm

-saveSession "c:\test results\testMacro1.tvm_x64"

-saveSession c:\results\testMacro1

 

 

-sessionLoad

 

-sessionLoad loads a previously created session to be merged with the data from the session being recorded.

 

These options might be used when a series of tests have already been performed and their sessions saved.

 

Thread Validator 32 and 64 bit use the file extension .tvm and .tvm_64 respectively.

 

A missing or incorrect filename extension will be corrected automatically

 

Examples:

 

-sessionLoad c:\results\testMacro1.tvm

-sessionLoad "c:\test results\testMacro1.tvm"

-sessionLoad c:\results\testMacro1

 

note Ensure your session manager is configured to hold at least 2 or 3 sessions or use -numSessions to specify how many sessions to use.

 

 

-sessionCompareHTML
-sessionCompareXML

 

Compare two sessions, producing an HTML or XML report detailing any regression and improvements.

 

The report is produced using the XML Export tags described in the Exporting Sessions section..

 

The two sessions can be loaded using one of these options:

 

-baseline and -sessionLoad

 
-baseline and running a program using one of -program, -injectName, -injectID, or -waitName

 

Examples:

 

-sessionCompareXML c:\regtests\testMacro1.xml

-sessionCompareHTML "c:\reg tests\testMacro1.html"

 

note Ensure your session manager is configured to hold at least 2 sessions or use -numSessions to specify how many sessions to use.