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Collecting Code Coverage when Running Web and Load Tests

This blog post will show you how you can collect code coverage data when running web and load tests: http://blogs.msdn.com/slumley/pages/collecting-code-coverage-data-when-running-web-load-tests.aspx
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Collecting Code Coverage Data when Running Web/Load Tests

This blog post will show you how to collect code coverage data from your asp.net applications while running a web test. In this post I will go over how to collect coverage data when running your asp.net app against the development server and against IIS.
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Sharing Results

This blog will just point out the ability to save out results of a set of tests. For example, you can run a web test or a set of unit tests and then share those results with another person on your team. Maybe you ran a web test and see a problem that
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How to create a custom counter set

The following blog post will describe how to create custom counter sets: http://blogs.msdn.com/slumley/pages/creating-custom-counter-sets.aspx
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Creating custom counter sets

This blog post will describe how to create custom counter sets. First let me start with what a counter set is. It is a collection of counters that you can collect during the execution of a load test. Visual Studio provides a number of counter sets already
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Access Methods in Web Test Data Sources

The following blog post will discuss access methods in data sources and what happens when you run a load test on multiple agents. http://blogs.msdn.com/slumley/pages/description-of-access-methods-in-data-sources.aspx
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Description of Access methods in data sources

This blog post will discuss the access methods of data sources. Data sources are used when you want to bind a field in your web test to a database, csv file, xml file, etc. For example you might have a database that contains a list of users for your system.
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