Hi All,

I have an application which we are trying to performance test the UI.   The UI is Angular hence it is triggering parallel (concurrent) threads to the backend to retrieve data.   The problem is that LoadRunner is capturing all of these as sequential processes hence the UI response time from my script is higher than a user is actually experiencing.   I switch our recording mode to HTTP and in advance settings, set the concurrent option for resource files.   This did put the web_concurrent_start/end tags into the script  for the resource files but is there a way for LoadRunner to do this for all threads that are running  concurrently?   I can do this manually but it would require a lot of work to figure out what was triggered concurrently and what was triggered sequentially.