Getting Started with Load Testing in Visual Studio 2012
Jun 4, 2012Charles Sterling
Summary
This post details how to get started with load testing in Visual Studio 2012. It explains the process of creating a new 'Web Performance and Load Test Project', adding load tests, and addresses confusion around running these tests with the new Test Explorer. It also provides a solution for the 'Could not connect to load test results database' error by detailing how to execute the `loadtestresultsrepository.sql` script to set up the SQL Server database for storing load test results.
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