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HP HP0-M49 Exam Questions
HP Virtual User Generator 11.x Software (Page 4 )

Updated On: 16-Feb-2026
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Where should you add a web_reg_save_param function to a script?

  1. in the global.h section
  2. before the step that contains the dynamic value
  3. before the step that generates a response from the server containing the value
  4. at the beginning of the action section that contains the dynamic value

Answer(s): C



When is correlation used?

  1. when a recorded script includes a dynamic value (such as a session ID) and cannot replay
  2. when you want to take a value and turn it into a variable in order to make your script more realistic
  3. when you want to input different users' credentials in your script
  4. when you want to check the presence of a string in a response to validate script results

Answer(s): A



What is the best way to compare two versions of a script?

  1. You open a second instance of VuGen and do a line-by-line comparison.
  2. You click on Tools > Compare with Script ...
  3. You use the test result to compare the scripts.
  4. You verify the output.txt of both scripts.

Answer(s): B



Which default actions are provided by VuGen? (Select three.)

  1. vuser_init
  2. vuser_run
  3. vuser_pause
  4. action
  5. vuser_pass
  6. vuser_end
  7. vuser_pending

Answer(s): A,D,F



What is the best way to use an action from an existing script in a new script?

  1. You record the action again in the new script.
  2. You copy the code from the existing script action to the new script.
  3. You run both Vusers in the scenario with only the relevant actions listed.
  4. You import the action into a script directly from the pre-existing script.

Answer(s): D






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