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Black Box Flight Recorders Speed Load Testing and Problem Resolution

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Overview When testing applications, you spend precious time gathering data, reproducing problems and isolating problem areas. Mercury Interactive's LoadRunner and Identify's AppSight Black Box software save time and produce superior results. During a LoadRunner test, Black Box software works like a black box on an airplane, recording application execution and performance data at the user, system and code levels. When performance problems are detected, the Black Box provides unparalleled visibility into tested applications, and enables you to communicate problem data to the appropriate team for root-cause identification.

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Publisher	Mercury Interactive Corporation
Live Date	11th February 2003 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Software Engineering

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