Save and Load PLC Files
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3.5 November 2007 |
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A PureLoad session is briefly all settings that forms the base to be able to start a load test. It does not cover the actual results of the load test. The session data can be saved into a PureLoad Configuration file for later use in PureLoad. These files have .plc as the suggested file extension.
The PLC file is a XML file with the following information (Read more
about the details of the XML file in XML file format section).
There are two options to save a configuration file:
button in the
toolbar
button in the toolbarThis dialog is displayed independently of which save option that is used.

Specify here the pieces of the session that shall be saved into the
file. The Workers box indicates whether data to recreate the current
worker and worker threads shall be saved or not. This implies
information about the current Manager processes as well and these must
already be started when loading of a PLC file with Worker data.
There are two ways to load a PLC file:
button in the toolbar.This operation loads all parts of a PureLoad session that has been previously saved. It is not possible to select what parts (Workers, Task Types, Scenario or Parameter Generators) to load. The name of a successfully loaded PLC is presented in the window title of the PureLoad Console. The indicated file is the current PLC file and it is in this file that any succeeding File->Save operations will be done. In the case when no PLC file is loaded (or none has been saved in the current session) the PureLoad header will present a [No file loaded] message.
The file menu will list the latest loaded PLC files with the most
recently used listed first. If a PureLoad session is saved then the
newly saved PLC file will be listed first in the menu.

The following dialog is displayed when importing an existing PLC file:

The import dialog first checks the specified file and then only
lists
those items available in the file. If the file only contains Scenario
definitions then the dialog will ask for that.