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Load distribution on TPS (Transactions per seconds)

We can distribute the total number of users in a script randomly, e.g if there are more than one Action in a script and we want to execute it randomly, we can use the below syntax:

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int generateRandomTPS; //declaring the variable name

generateRandomTPS = rand() % 99;  //Random number between 0 and 100

    //This is check if the randomly generated number is between 0 to 49 then run Action1.
    if ((generateRandomTPS >= 0) && (generateRandomTPS <=49))
         {
            Action1();
          }

 //This is check if the randomly generated number is between 50 to 100 then run Action2.
 else if ((generateRandomTPS >= 50) && (generateRandomTPS <=100))
        {
          Action2();
        }

Note: It's advisable to create a new action in which you can write the above code.

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