This option can be found in the run time settings and needs to be configured for each script in the Controller: Turns out that every-time an error is encountered in the Controller, a snap-shot of the page the error was encountered on will be saved and stored in the results folder in. Then I came across this option in the Controller… “ Generate snapshot on error“… hmm, this looks like it could prove very useful for web testing.
Generic mod enabler fails generate snapshot mods#
5 JoneSoft Generic Mod Enabler Adding mods Once you have entered a mods folder name, the main screen will open: Figure 3 At the moment there is not much to see, apart from the path details of your MODS folder displayed in the grey panel at the. The same operation fails when trying to take a Snapshot via vSphere client with the option 'Snapshot the virtual machines memory' unchecked and the 'Quiesce guest file system (Needs VMware Tools installed)' option enabled. Within this document all references to the MODS folder means the folder that you created at this step.
The errors generated in the Controller are usually enough to figure out what the problem is, however there are times where the errors generated leave one searching for clues like a scavenger hunt. The snapshot cannot be created if the 'Enable VMware tools quiescence' option is enabled in the jobs properties. LoadRunner Controller throws up errors here and there almost all the time 99% of these errors are due to either scripting problems or code changes (the other 1% are out of memory exception errors ))
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