The random body text in the message is created by the same method as in CREATEFILE. Message recipients are selected with a uniform distribution from the people in the Domino® Directory (NAMES.NSF) on the source driver system. All replicas of the Domino Directory on the source driver systems and SUT have the same content.

Syntax

SendMessageFromColl <message_size> <num_recipients> <nth_iteration> <attachment>  <N8 or N7 transactions>

Where:

• <message_size> -- Size of the body text, in bytes
• <num_recipients> -- Number of random users that will receive the message
• <nth_iteration> -- Sends a message every n script iterations
• <attachment> -- Name of the file to be attached to the message (optional). File is assumed to be in Notes® data directory unless a drive/path specification is provided (e.g., c:\mypath\myfile.txt).
• <N8 or N7 transactions> For the N8 setting, the transactions to the server will simulate the Notes 8 client. For the N7 setting, the transactions to the server will simulate the Notes 7 client.
• [init] Within several commands, N8Mail contains additional transactions against the server to provide more accurate traffic based on what the actual client does. For init, these transactions are unnecessary and are skipped by passing "init" as the final argument to these commands.

The SendMessageFromColl command can be used with the specifier "profile."

SendMessageFromColl profile <numMessageRecipients> <nth_iteration>  <N8 or N7 transactions>

Use the SendMessage profile command to create and send messages of varying sizes according to the sizes and distribution percentages listed in the following table:

Table 1. Sizes and distribution percentages

Message Body Size	Attachment size (if any)	Percent
500.00		10.00
10000.00		30.00
50000.00		40.00
50000.00	50000.00	10.00
150000.00		9.50
1000.00	10000000.00	0.50

Parent topic: Server.Load commands

Related reference
Server.Load script conventions

Feedback on Help or Product Usability?

Help on Help

All Help Contents

Feedback on Help or Usability?

Help on Help