Inline delay is to introduce the delay between the loading of two objects on a page.
Let's understand with an example. In a store, the agent is doing a checkout for which he/she has to scan multiple products. Here, the checkout is the main page/step and each scan is an inline URL. After every scan there is a delay because the agents take some time to scan a product barcode. To simulate those types of situations users have to use inline delay for every inline URL, So that we can put some time difference between the inline URL.
INLINE DELAY OPTIONS
No Inline Delay
Inline delay is not applied.
Random (Internet type distribution) inline delay with median of value specified in seconds
Inline delay is an Internet distribution random value with median as specified which is roughly 1/4th of the mean.
Random (Uniform distribution) inline delay from specified range in seconds
Inline Delay is a uniform random value between from and to value specified.
Constant inline delay of value specified in seconds
Inline Delay is a constant value as specified.
Custom inline delay returned by C method
Inline delay is the value returned by the C method which must be added in script with a return value of double. It is currently supported only for C type scripts.
Runtime Changeable Yes
Note It is applicable to Web Protocol scripts only