I have some loadrunner scripts I am trying to set to start & stop automatically. I not only want to stop the lr process if it has completed, but I also want to check and see if it is hung for a long period of time and if it does hang setup notification so that I don't get blindsided by someone asking for data that it failed to capture. I know very little perl, and am not sure if I can get this to work. I apologize for the length of this post but here is what what I have so far. this is using a combination of vbs and perl. test.vbs starts the test..
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WshShell.Run "E:\MIBOR_TimingTest\MIBOR\mibor.usr", 9 ' Give loadrunner time to load WScript.Sleep 500 ' Do The Paste WshShell.SendKeys "{F5}"
step 2 is to check for the existince of string=Vuser Terminated. in output.txt a file generated by the loadrunner test, if found it should kill loadrunner and then restart it. finally I wanted to account for hangs but not sure how to do that. so I call find.pl if I can figure out how to that is.
#!/usr/bin/perl use win32::OLE qw(in); $search="Vuser End"; open(INFO, "E:\\Mibor_TimingTest\\Mibor\\output.txt"); @array=<INFO>; close (INFO); foreach $line(@array){ if ($line =~ /$search/) { do this stuff etc.. }
#Here I need to call killp.pl with arguments..again not sure how to do this from within a perl script. #Here I may need to add some code to check how long has #this been going on if too long then send me an alert etc..

In reply to automating tests by grashoper

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