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Figure 10-17. Adding a radio button field Clicking Save takes us to the second configuration screen for check boxes and radio buttons. On this screen we have to specify the allowed values list, which are the options that will be presented to the author. Drupal requires that options be listed as a key|label pair, where key is a number representing which option that was selected (the numeric value will be stored in the database), followed by the pipe character (press the shift key and \ to enter a pipe character), and label is the value that will be displayed on the screen. In the example in Figure 10-18, I used 1|Reserved Seating and 2|General Admission, resulting in the values of 1 or 2 being stored in the database.

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The TTR is 39.70 (you can find this information in the same place you found the AART). Next, we will try with 120 users. For this, we modify the grinder.properties file by changing the grinder.threads property to 120. We perform the next run and obtain an AART of 3,085 milliseconds and a TTR of 37.56. As the TTR for 120 users is lower than that for 100 users, we know that the saturation point is at 100 or fewer users, so our next test run will be with 80 users. After changing the number of users in the grinder.properties file, we start the test run. We obtain an AART of 2,083 milliseconds and a TTR of 38.16. These results indicate that the saturation point is around 100 users. (Talk about a lucky guess in choosing 100 users as the initial test point.) Based on this information, we choose to select 40 users as the lower limit and 100 users as the upper limit. The test runs will be done with 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, and 140 users. This will provide us with six reference points, which should clearly show us the behavior of the application.

Now that we have chosen the upper and lower limits of simultaneous users, we want to figure out how long the tests should run. This is rather simple all we need to do is perform a test run that will execute for a longer period of time than the 2.5 minutes we chose earlier. Our experience with this kind of test tells us that about 7 minutes is typically a good choice. The test run will be performed with the upper limit, which is 100 users. Once we have concluded the test run, we take the data file generated by The Grinder that contains the individual response times for every simulated user for every test. This file can be found in the log directory with a file name that starts with the word data. Next, using the pivot table feature of Excel, we plot a curve that presents the AART over the time period of the test. The results of this test run are presented in Figure 9-11. Here, we can see that the response time curve stabilizes at about 75 seconds into the test run. Building in some buffer time, we can conclude that it is fairly safe to exclude the first 90 seconds of the test runs.

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