Viewing an Offline Test Report

Prerequisites

Procedure

1. Log in to the CPTS console, choose CPTS Test Projects in the left navigation pane, and click View Offline Report on the row of a test project.
2. On the Offline Reports tab page, select a task to view its test report.
3. (Optional) Click before the report name to view the case and task definitions.
4. Click View Report in the row of the report to be viewed.
5. On the Service Report tab, select a test case from the drop-down list box and view its test report. For details about the report parameters, see Table 1.
   Note

   • By default, the first case report is displayed. If no case is selected from the drop-down list, reports of all cases are displayed.
   • You can select cases in batches under the task to view reports of multiple cases. You can also download an offline report (in PDF format) to a local PC and export the report to a CSV file for secondary processing.
   • You can click the expanding symbol before the case name under Test metrics, and select one or more packets of the case to view the performance metrics of these packets.

6. View the monitored metrics of the test task and perform tracing analysis on the Service Report tab.
   Note

   Monitoring data in offline reports can be stored for 30 days, but failed tracings and topology relationships can only be stored for 7 days.

   • Monitoring metrics: CPU, memory, disk read, and disk write.

     Table 1 Monitoring metrics

     Metric	Description
     CPU (%)	CPU usage of a test object.
     Memory (GB)	Memory usage of a test object.
     Disk read (kbit/s)	Amount of data read from the test object per second.
     Disk write (kbit/s)	Amount of data written to the test object per second.

   • Tracing analysis: supports analysis of the failed tracing and topology relationship to locate problems during testing.

     Table 2 Types that support tracing analysis

     Type	Description
     Failed call chain	The failed call chain is displayed only when the invoking fails. Click View Invoking Relationship to view the invoking relationship in a pop-up window.
     Topology relationship	Topology relationship is one of the invoking relationships. It displays the relationship between applications, number of invoking times, and latency.