Exporting raw data

Overview

This article explains how to use the Raw Data Export feature in Login Enterprise. You can export data from both Load Tests and Continuous Tests in CSV format. This feature is particularly useful for integrating data from different sources.

Benefits of using raw data export

  • Comprehensive data analysis: Exporting raw data allows you to perform detailed analysis and compare metrics from different tests or sources.
  • Data integration: Easily combine and correlate data from various tests or external systems for more robust reporting.
  • Error tracking: Access detailed information about application execution and performance, which can help in troubleshooting issues.

Contents of the RawData.zip file

The RawData.zip file is named according to the following schema:

RawData <TEST_NAME> <DATE> <TIME>.zip

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AppExecutions

This file contains data on application script executions. Each entry represents a Virtual User starting an app and includes details on whether any errors occurred during the execution.

Measurements

This file includes all measurements captured during the Test run. It covers application response times and other timers configured in the test settings.

UserSessionMetrics

This file provides CPU and Memory utilization metrics for each user session in the Test run, expressed as percentages.

UserSessions

This file contains information about the Virtual User accounts used during the Test run. It details the Launcher of origin, the target host, and the logon results.

Exporting raw data from Load Tests

1. Go to the Load Testing Results table.

2. Click the results row to expand it.

3. Select Generate Raw Data Export, then click Download Raw Data Export.

4. The RawData.zip file will be downloaded to your local machine.

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Exporting raw data from Continuous Tests

1. Navigate to the Continuous Testing Results page.

2. Click the Export Data tab.

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3. Click the green + icon to create a new export.

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4. Specify the desired timeframe using the From date and To date fields.

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5. Select the configuration for which you want to export data and click Export.

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6. Click the folder icon to download the .zip file containing your data.

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Exporting data from Charts

Alternatively, you can export data from the Charts view:

1. From the Continuous Test Results page, click Charts.

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2. Use the drop-down menu to select the configuration.

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3. Click Export selected data to CSV under the chart window.

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4. The RawData.zip file will be prepared and downloaded.

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The data you downloaded will also be displayed in the Export Data tab for your reference.

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Example output

Below is an example of the RawData.zip file generated by the Raw data export:

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