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Wiki Page: How can I tell if a test was stopped, killed or aborted after a test has been run?

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You can tell whether or not a load test was stopped, killed or aborted by referring to the information stored in the repository for the test.  An SQL query statement, as detailed below, can be formed to reveal how the test was terminated, where Perf_agent_ugrp is a table in the Silk Performer repository database: select count(*) from perf_agent_ugrp where pk_loadtest = xxx If the result is 0, then the test was either aborted or killed. There is no way to distinguish between Abort or Kill states from the database. select count(*) from perf_agent_ugrp where (pk_loadtest = xxx) AND (userca 0) If the result is 0, then the test was terminated with a Stop state. For a definition of the differences between the Stop, Kill and Abort termination types, please see the following resolution: Stop, Kill and Abort .

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