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How to: Import load test results into a repository

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When you run a load test, information gathered during the run is stored in the Load Test Results Repository. The Load Test Results Repository contains performance counter data and information about any errors. For more information, see Manage load test results in the Load Test Results Repository.

You can manage load test results from the Load Test Editor by using the Open and Manage Load Test Results dialog box. You can open, import, export, and remove load test results.

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Web performance and load test functionality is deprecated. Visual Studio 2019 is the last version where web performance and load testing will be fully available. For more information, see the Cloud-based load testing service end of life blog post. To reduce the impact on users some minimum support is still available in Visual Studio 2022 Preview 3 or later. Users should also note web performance and load test functionality only supports Internet Explorer which is not available on Windows 11 and some versions of Windows 10. Read more on Internet Explorer Lifecycle policy.

To import results into a repository

  1. From a web performance and load test project, open a load test.

  2. On the embedded toolbar, choose Open and Manage Results.

    The Open and Manage Load Test Results dialog box is displayed.

  3. In Enter a controller name to find load test results, select a controller. Select <local> to access results stored locally.

    If there are load test results available, they appear in the Load test results list. The columns are Time, Duration, User, Outcome, Test, and Description. Test contains the name of the test, and Description contains the optional description that is added before the test is run.

  4. Choose Import.

    The Import Load Test Results dialog box appears.

  5. In the File name box, type the name of an archived test results file, and then choose Open.

    - or -

    Browse to the file, and then choose Open.

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    An archived test results file that you specify in this step must have been created by performing the Export operation.

    The results are imported and appear in the Load test results list.

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