Once the test has finished the monitoring graphs and active test windows will close down. If you now click on the Test Results tab of the tree view, and expand the test name, you should see something like the screen below (figure 4-4-1).
If you then click on a particular test you can look at the:
The screen shot below (figure 4-4-2) is from the Audit report. You can see each VU starting up and identify which scripts were run and if any errors occurred. To view the report as below right-click on the test a result, then select Audit.
This is the Report log (figure 4-4-3). You can see each of the outputs from the REPORT commands that were placed in the scripts. To view the report as below right-click on the Test a Result, then select Report.
The screen below shows the HTTP statistics. To view the report as below (figure 4-4-4) right-click on the Test a Result, then select HTTP Statistics. This screen may be right-clicked on and filtered in a number of ways.
This screen shot (figure 4-4-5) shows a number of standard graphs that can be produced from OpenSTA. These can be viewed by selecting a test and right-clicking on Statistics. The floating menu then appears and as you click in each graph type it will appear.
Different test runs can be plotted on the same graph. To do this, simply select a test and right click on Statistics, then select another test and right-click on Statistics. OpenSTA will then show both sets of test results (figure 4-4-6).
Now you should be ready to run your own tests using the OpenSTA environment. Have fun!