Transaction Measures

The Transaction measure group contains response-time data on the transaction level. For each transaction defined in your load-test script, a measure of this group type is automatically created, using the name of the transaction as the key for the measures. Only measures that contain a counted value are displayed. This fact means that Trans.failed is not displayed if none of the transactions fail.

Note: The transactions TInit and TEnd do not count towards the load-test measures because beginning and ending transactions should not contain measures that relate to the application under test.

The following table describes the corresponding measure types.

Measure Description
Trans. ok The response time for successful transactions, in seconds. A transaction time is reported in this measure type if no API function call performed within the transaction returns an error message.
Trans.(busy) ok The busy time for successful transactions, in seconds. A transaction busy time is the transaction response time without any think time, wait time, and time necessary for function transformations. A transaction time is reported in this measure type if no API function call performed within the transaction returns an error message.
Trans. failed The response time for failed transactions, in seconds. A transaction time is reported in this measure type if at least one error of severity error or higher occurs within the transaction.
Trans.(busy) failed The busy time for failed transactions, in seconds. A transaction busy time is the transaction response time without any think time, wait time, and time necessary for function transformations. A transaction time is reported in this measure type if at least one error of severity error or higher occurs within the transaction.
Trans. canceled The response time for canceled transactions, in seconds. A transaction time is reported in this measure type if a return statement in the script is issued with a return value of 1.