The version of Neoload I'm using is 4.0.5.
I have the following test (simplified a lot):
[I get record A's Id from the list and assign it to a variable: ${recordId}]
[I get record C's Id from the list and assign it to a variable ${recordId}]
What I've done above works fine when you only have one or two simulated users, but when I have 10 simulated users I get some errors, one example is where the application looks for a record that doesn't exist. I think the problem might be that the variables are being set incorrectly, as there are variables being updated all over the place by 10 simulated users.
Is there a safer, more reliable way to do what I am trying to do here?
Is it possible to have ${recordId} local to the simulated user being run at that time?
Is there a better way to "remember" what the new record ids are?
I'm not sure to understand all your workflow here. When you say "Virtual User creates record's A, B, C and D" is it one virtual user instance or multiple ones? Then i did not understand how you distribute your records A,B,C and D.
My first guess was to use a shared queue. That way you have a virtual user creating those records and put them in a shared queue.
Then all the virtual users can get the records from that shared queue. The rule of the shared queue is first in first out.
Normally, the variables are local to the virtual user instances. That's why there's the shared queue to share values between two different virtual users instances.
Let me know if it makes sense or provide more details on your workflow.
