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Fiddler Comments are not appearing in VuGen script

Jonathan Sui 7 months ago

Hi! Help!

I am recording in Fiddler, and adding Comments. Then I save the Session as a .SAZ file.

Then, I open VuGen, and open the .SAZ file, and I would like to then turn the Fiddler Comments into VuGen Transactions.

However, the Comments are not appearing in VuGen.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks!
Jon

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0 Fei Gao 7 months ago

A comment in SAZ will be converted into a comment at programming language (C or JS) level in LoadRunner script.

There is not choice to convert a comment into a transaction.
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0 Fei Gao 7 months ago

A comment in SAZ will be converted into a comment at programming language (C or JS) level in LoadRunner script.

There is not choice to convert a comment into a transaction.
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0 Jonathan Sui 7 months ago in reply to Fei Gao

Thanks Fei Gao ! How do you view the C or JS level in LoadRunner script? I'm looking in the Action.c script in VuGen, but don't see the comments.

Do you have any other suggestions or best practices of how to do transactions when recording in Fiddler and opening/replaying in VuGen?
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