Results formatting: explicitly mark throughput as throughput; introduce goodput. #102
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This clarifies that the former requests/second number reported is a true measure of the requests per second, i.e., it includes rejected and aborted transactions. Specifically, the former results string Results(nanoSeconds=XXX, measuredRequests=XXX) = XXX.XXX requests/sec is now of the form Results(nanoSeconds=XXX, measuredRequests=XXX) = XXX.XXX requests/sec (throughput), XXX.XXX requests/sec (goodput) where goodput is reported as the number of completed transactions. We also write an additional Goodput line to the summary file generated.
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Explicitly mark throughput as throughput; introduce goodput.
This clarifies that the former requests/second number reported is a true
measure of the requests per second, i.e., it includes rejected and aborted
transactions.
Specifically, the former results string
is now of the form
where goodput is reported as the number of completed transactions.
We also write an additional Goodput line to the summary file generated.