Hi, Basically it is best to read and understand better how sessions are working in general and in your application server in particular.
Regarding the first question - usually there is a session timeout configuration - so let's say it is configured to one hour, you should see the sessions clearing up one hour after stopping your load test. This is normal. Regarding more sessions than expected - I'd start debugging this with single thread and see if each of its iteration creates a new session - if it is, your script is broken, maybe missing cookie configuration element or other stuff. Look for where you can reproduce this behavior with a simple scenario and then try to find what is broken (either the script or the system under test). Best, Shmuel. On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 5:55 AM, Divya <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > I have a doubt with respect to JMeter load test script execution. I > executed a test script with 25 VU such that 10 VU in Thread Group 1, 10 VU > in Thread Group 2 and 5 VU in Thread Group 3. The Thread Group are executed > concurrently. > > The test completes successfully (no errors) however the sessions at the > application server remain active even after the virtual users performed the > logout operation in the test script. > Also, at the application/web server side it was observed that the number of > sessions generated is more than the number of virtual users simulated via > load script. > > Can you please share your exp wrt to active sessions at web server end. > > -- > Thx n Regds -- Divya >
