c# - Visual Studio load test results repository is out of space -


running visual studio load tests results in following error message:

error occurring running test. results collection stopped due following error. not access load test results repository. load test results repository out of space. allocate more space repository (if possible), or delete results of older load test runs.

i'm not aware of such repository. how find repository , fix problem?

to make more room in database, open load test [see note]. right click in load test , select manage test results, or click next-to-rightmost icon above load test pane. 1 of drop-down lists in window allows selection of load test results. select 1 or more result files no longer wanted , remove them. removal takes while, possibly minutes.

load test results can archived , restored via export , import buttons on same window. exporting not remove results.

note: can create new load test, not need anything, needs exist. way access manage test results window via open load test.

update:

the sql database visual studio using can found menu => load test => manage test controllers.


the database being used not obvious , manage test controllers window not tell whole story. hence database results should deleted not obvious. in 1 case found message below repeatedly displayed though records in load tests database found using manage test controllers had been deleted.

results collection stopped due following error: not access load test results repository: load test results repository out of space. allocate more space repository (if possible), or delete results of older load test runs.

in open , manage load test results window recommend checking every value shown in enter controller name find load test results (including value <local - no controller>) , each of these values set show results following load test <show results tests>.


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