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Víctor Bravo
Personal information
Full name	Víctor Daniel Bravo de Soto Vergara
Height	0.02 m (1 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Team information
Current team	Universidad
	‡ National team caps and goals, correct as of July 10, 2006

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Víctor Daniel Bravo de Soto Vergara aka Víctor Bravo (born 23 August 1983 in Madrid, Community of Madrid) is Spanish football player who currently plays for Universidad of the Spanish Segunda División B. His usual demarcation is midfielder.

Teams

2002-2003: FC Barcelona B
2003-2004: CD Calahorra
2004-2005: SD Huesca
2005-2006: Burgos CF
2006–2007: Atlético Madrid B
2006–: Atlético Madrid
2007–: Universidad (loan)

External links

LFP.es Profile

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+{{Football player infobox| playername= Víctor Bravo
-{{for|the video game|Lode Runner}}
+| image =
-{{for|the Citroën CX Loadrunner|Citroën CX}}
+| fullname = Víctor Daniel Bravo de Soto Vergara
-{{unreferenced|date=December 2006}}
+| nickname =
-{{ infobox software
+| dateofbirth = {{birth date and age|1983|8|23}}
-| name                   = HP LoadRunner
+| cityofbirth = [[Zaragoza]]
-| developer              = [[Hewlett-Packard]]
+| countryofbirth = [[Spain]]
-| latest release version = 9.1
+| height = 1.84 cm
-| operating system       = [[Microsoft Windows]] and Unix (Load Generator only)
+| weight =  76 kg
-| genre                  = [[Load Testing Tools]]
+| currentclub  = [[Universidad de Las Palmas CF|Universidad]]
-| license                = [[Proprietary software|Proprietary]]
+| clubnumber =
-| website                = [https://h10078.www1.hp.com/cda/hpms/display/main/hpms_content.jsp?zn=bto&cp=1-11-126-17^8_4000_100__ HP LoadRunner software]
+| position = Midfielder
+| youthyears = 2002–2003
+| youthclubs = [[FC Barcelona B]]
+| years = 2003–2004<br>2004–2005<br>2005–2006<br>2006–2007<br>2006–<br>2007–
+| clubs = [[CD Calahorra]]<br>[[SD Huesca]]<br>[[Burgos CF]]<br>[[Atlético Madrid B]]<br>[[Atlético Madrid]]<br>→[[Universidad de Las Palmas CF|Universidad]]
+| caps(goals) = – (–)<br>– (–)<br>– (–)<br>– (–)<br>2 (0)<br>0 (0)
+| nationalyears =
+| nationalteam =
+| nationalcaps(goals) =
+|pcupdate = July 10, 2006
+|ntupdate = July 10, 2006
 }}
+'''Víctor Daniel Bravo de Soto Vergara''' aka '''Víctor Bravo''' (born [[23 August]] [[1983]] in [[Madrid]], [[Madrid (autonomous community)|Community of Madrid]]) is [[Spain|Spanish]] [[Football (soccer)|football]] player who currently plays for [[Universidad de Las Palmas CF|Universidad]] of the Spanish [[Segunda División B]]. His usual demarcation is [[midfielder]].
-{{Portal|Software Testing}}
+==Teams==
-'''LoadRunner''' is a performance and [[load testing]] product by [[Hewlett-Packard]] (since it acquired [[Mercury Interactive]] in November 2006) for examining system behaviour and performance, while generating actual load. LoadRunner can emulate hundreds or thousands of concurrent users to put the application through the rigors of real-life user loads, while collecting information from key infrastructure components (Web servers, database servers etc). The results can then be analysed in detail, to explore the reasons for particular behaviour.
+*2002-2003: [[FC Barcelona B]]
+*2003-2004: [[CD Calahorra]]
+*2004-2005: [[SD Huesca]]
+*2005-2006: [[Burgos CF]]
+*2006–2007: [[Atlético Madrid B|Atlético Madrid ''B'']]
+*2006–: [[Atlético Madrid]]
+*2007–: [[Universidad de Las Palmas CF|Universidad]] ''(loan)''
+==External links==
-Consider the client-side application for an [[automated teller machine]] (ATM). Although each client is connected to a server, in total there may be hundreds of ATMs open to the public. There may be some peak times &mdash; such as 10 a.m. Monday, the start of the work week &mdash; during which the load is much higher than normal. In order to test such situations, it is not practical to have a [[testbed]] of hundreds of ATMs. So, given an ATM simulator and a computer system with LoadRunner, one can simulate a large number of users accessing the server simultaneously. Once activities have been defined, they are repeatable. After debugging a problem in the application, managers can check whether the problem persists by reproducing the same situation, with the same type of user interaction.
+*[http://www.lfp.es/historico/primera/plantillas/historial.asp?jug=7755 LFP.es Profile]
+[[Category:1983 births|Bravo, Victor]]
-Working in LoadRunner involves using three different tools which are part of LoadRunner. They are Virtual User Generator (VuGen), Controller and Analysis.
+[[Category:Living people|Bravo, Victor]]
+[[Category:Aragonese people|Bravo, Victor]]
+[[Category:Spanish footballers|Bravo, Victor]]
+[[Category:La Liga footballers|Bravo, Victor]]
+[[Category:Atlético de Madrid footballers|Bravo, Victor]]
+[[Category:FC Barcelona footballers|Bravo, Victor]]
+[[Category:Burgos CF footballers|Bravo, Victor]]
+[[Category:Universidad de Las Palmas CF footballers]]
+{{Spain-footy-midfielder-stub}}
-==Virtual User Generator==
-The Virtual User Generator (VuGen) allows a user to record and/or script the test to be performed against the [[application under test]], and enables the performance tester to play back and make modifications to the script as needed. Such modifications may include [[Parameter (computer science)|Parameterization]] (selecting data for [[keyword-driven testing]]), Correlation and Error handling.
-LoadRunner supports several protocols like Web HTML/HTTP, Remote Terminal Emulator, Oracle  and Web Services. A protocol can be understood as a communication medium between the clients and the server. For example a AS400 or Mainframe based application use Terminal Emulator to talk to the Server where as a Web Online banking application uses HTML with some Java and Web services. LoadRunner is capable of recording scripts in both single and multi-protocol modes.
-During recording, VuGen records a tester's actions by routing data through a [[Proxy server|proxy]].  The type of proxy depends upon the [[Protocol (computing)|protocol]] being used, and affects the form of the resulting script.  For some protocols, various recording modes can be selected to further refine the form of the resulting script.  For instance, there are two types of recording modes used in LoadRunner Web/[[HTTP]] testing: [[Uniform Resource Locator|URL]] based, and [[HTML]] based.
-Correlation : It is a method used by LoadRunner to handle Dynamic Contents. The examples of Dynamic content are ticket number in an online reservation system or a transaction id in an online banking application. These are named so, as these page components are dynamically created during every execution of the business process and always differ from the value generated in previous runs. These dynamic contents are a part of the server response. The LoadRunner usually identifies these on the basis of the left and right boundaries and ordinal identifiers.
-==Controller==
-Once a script is prepared in VuGen, it is run via the Controller. LoadRunner provides for the usage of various machines to act as Load Generators. For example, to run a test of 1000 users, we can use three or more machines with a LoadRunner agent installed on them. These machines are known as Load Generators because the actual load will be generated from them (Load Generators were previously known as "Injectors" - the latter term is still widely used). Each run is configured with a ''scenario'', which describes which scripts will run, when they will run, how many virtual users will run, and which Load Generators will be used for each script. The tester connects each script in the scenario to the name of a machine which is going to act as a Load Generator, and sets the number of virtual users to be run from that Load Generator.
-LoadRunner uses ''monitors'' during a load test to monitor the performance of individual components under load. Some monitors include Oracle monitors, WebSphere monitors, etc... Once a scenario is set and the run is completed, the result of the scenario can be viewed via the Analysis tool.
- load runner
-==Analysis==
-This tool takes the completed scenario result and prepares the necessary graphs for the tester to view. Also, graphs can be merged to get a good picture of the performance. The tester can then make needed adjustments to the graph and prepare a LoadRunner report. The report, including all the necessary graphs, can be saved in several formats, including HTML and [[Microsoft Word]] format.ram
-==External links==
-*[https://h10078.www1.hp.com/cda/hpms/display/main/hpms_content.jsp?zn=bto&cp=1-11-126-17^8_4000_100__ LoadRunner Homepage]
-*[http://groups.google.com/group/LR-LoadRunner/subscribe LoadRunner Group]
-*[http://motevich.blogspot.com/2008/01/loadrunner-tutorials.html LoadRunner Visual Tutorials]
-*[http://www.wilsonmar.com/lr_framework.htm LoadRunner Sample Scripts]
+[[nl:Víctor Bravo de Soto Vergara]]
-[[Category:Hewlett-Packard products]]
+[[ru:Виктор Браво, Даниэль]]
-[[Category:Load testing tools]]