Merge pull request #3385 from gewarren/delete-load

Delete low page view load and web perf test topics

Author: TrishaMc

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docs/test/analyze-load-test-results-in-the-graphs-view.md

@@ -76,7 +76,6 @@ The following table lists the built-in graphs that are available to analyze load
 |**Display counters on graphs:** You can add different kinds of data to a load test results graph by placing counters on the graph.|-   [How to: Add and delete counters on graphs](../test/how-to-add-and-delete-counters-on-graphs-in-load-test-results.md)|
 |**Zoom in on graphs:** After a load test has finished, you can use zoom bars to zoom in and scroll to a region of the graph. By zooming in, you can examine the data that was generated during a load test run in finer detail.|-   [How to: Zoom in on a region of the graph](../test/how-to-zoom-in-on-a-region-of-the-graph-in-load-test-results.md)|
 |**Tile graphs:** You can arrange load test results graphs in any of several patterns. You can tile up to four graphs.||
-|**Modify the appearance of performance counter plots in the graphs:** You can change the plotting lines options for performance counters in the graphs. This includes color and line style. Additionally, you can specify whether you want to automatically or manually specify the range that you want to use for plotting the performance counter.|-   [How to: Specify plot options for graphing counters](../test/how-to-specify-plot-options-for-graphing-counters.md)|
 |**Create custom graphs:** You can design graphs that display specific information about load test results. You design a custom graph by specifying the load test counters that the graph will display.|-   [How to: Create custom graphs](../test/how-to-create-custom-graphs-in-load-test-results.md)|
 |**Export the performance counters data in the graph:** You can export the graph data to Microsoft Excel by using the **Export Graph Data to Excel** button on the **Load Test Analyzer** toolbar while you are in the **Graphs** view.||
 

docs/test/analyze-load-test-results-using-the-load-test-analyzer.md

@@ -40,6 +40,6 @@ You can complete these tasks whether you run your load test from Visual Studio E
 |Tasks|Associated topics|
 |-|-|
 |**Accessing the results of your load test:** When you run a load test from the Load Test Editor, the load test results open automatically and the running load test is displayed in the **Load Test Analyzer**.|-   [How to: Access load test results for analysis](../test/how-to-access-load-test-results-for-analysis.md)|
-|**Add analysis notes to your load test:** You can add comments to your load test when you conduct your analysis. The comments are stored permanently, together with the load test result. The description that you enter also displays in the **Description** column that is associated with the load test in the **Open and Manage Test Results** dialog box in the Load Test Editor.<br /><br /> For more information, see [How to: Access load test results for analysis](../test/how-to-access-load-test-results-for-analysis.md).<br /><br /> Additionally, the comments are displayed when you create an Excel report for the load test results.<br /><br /> For more information, see [Reporting load tests results for test comparisons or trend analysis](../test/compare-load-test-results.md).|-   [How to: Add comments while analyzing a completed load test](../test/how-to-add-comments-on-a-completed-load-test.md)|
+|**Add analysis notes to your load test:** You can add comments to your load test when you conduct your analysis. The comments are stored permanently, together with the load test result. The description that you enter also displays in the **Description** column that is associated with the load test in the **Open and Manage Test Results** dialog box in the Load Test Editor.<br /><br /> For more information, see [How to: Access load test results for analysis](../test/how-to-access-load-test-results-for-analysis.md).<br /><br /> Additionally, the comments are displayed when you create an Excel report for the load test results.<br /><br /> For more information, see [Reporting load tests results for test comparisons or trend analysis](../test/compare-load-test-results.md).||
 |**Analyzing the results of your load test:** After you access the load test run data, you can analyze the resulting data. You can view the Load Test Summary to understand the results quickly. The load test summary shows the key results in a compact and easily read format.<br /><br /> You can print the load test summary. This makes it convenient to use when you communicate results to stakeholders.<br /><br /> You can analyze the details of your load test results by using the graphs and tables in the results. These include **Errors**, **Pages**, **Requests**, **SQL Trace**, **Tests**, **Thresholds**, and **Transactions**.|-   [Load test results summary overview](../test/load-test-results-summary-overview.md)<br />-   [How to: View web page response](../test/how-to-view-web-page-response-time-in-a-load-test.md)<br />-   [Analyzing threshold rule violations](../test/analyze-threshold-rule-violations-in-load-tests.md)<br />-   [Analyze load test results in the Graphs view](../test/analyze-load-test-results-in-the-graphs-view.md)<br />-   [Analyze load test results and errors in the Tables view](../test/analyze-load-test-results-and-errors-in-the-tables-view.md)|
 |**Analyzing the virtual user activity in your load test results to isolate performance issues:** You can use the Virtual User Activity Chart to visualize what virtual users are doing during a load test. This can help you isolate spikes in a CPU or drops in requests/sec, and determine which tests or pages are running during these spikes and drops.|-   [Analyzing virtual user activity in the Details view](../test/analyze-load-test-virtual-user-activity-in-the-details-view.md)|

docs/test/analyze-load-test-virtual-user-activity-in-the-details-view.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ ms.technology: vs-ide-test
  The **Details** view displays the **Virtual User Activity Chart**, which is used to visually analyze what the individual virtual users did during the load test. **Virtual User Activity Chart** lets you see patterns of user activity, load patterns, correlate failed or slow tests, and see requests with other virtual user activity. The **Virtual User Activity Chart** can also help you determine spikes in CPU usage, drops in requests per second, and what tests or pages were running during the spikes and drops.
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> Before you run the load test for which you want to use the **Virtual User Activity Details Chart**, you must verify that the **Timing Details Storage** property is set to the **AllIndividualDetails** option by using the Load Performance Test Editor. For more information, see [How to: Configure collecting full details to enable the virtual user activity chart](../test/how-to-configure-load-tests-to-collect-full-details.md).
+> Before you run the load test for which you want to use the **Virtual User Activity Details Chart**, you must verify that the **Timing Details Storage** property is set to the **AllIndividualDetails** option by using the Load Performance Test Editor.
 
  **Details Legend Panel**
 
@@ -49,7 +49,6 @@ ms.technology: vs-ide-test
 
 |Tasks|Associated topics|
 |-|-|
-|**Configure your load test to use the Virtual User Activity Chart:** Before you run a load test that you want to view virtual user activity data on, you must first configure your load tests property settings.|-   [How to: Configure collecting full details to enable the virtual user activity chart](../test/how-to-configure-load-tests-to-collect-full-details.md)|
 |**Run your load test:** After you have created a load test and configured it to enable virtual user activity data collecting, you must run the test until it is complete in order to view the **Virtual User Activity Chart**.||
 |**View the load test results that contain the virtual user activity data:** After your load test has been created, configured, and has completed running, you can view the virtual user activity data by using the **Virtual User Activity Chart**.|-   [Analyze load test results](../test/analyze-load-test-results-using-the-load-test-analyzer.md)<br />-   [How to: Analyze what virtual users are doing during a load test](../test/how-to-analyze-virtual-user-activity-during-a-load-test.md)|
 |**Isolate performance issues in load tests:** You can use the **Virtual User Activity Chart** to help isolate performance issues in your load test.|-   [Walkthrough: Using the virtual user activity chart to isolate issues](../test/walkthrough-use-the-virtual-user-activity-chart-to-isolate-issues.md)|

docs/test/analyze-threshold-rule-violations-in-load-tests.md

@@ -62,8 +62,6 @@ If any violations occurred, a **threshold violations** hyperlink appears on the
 
  In the counter tree, the icon for a threshold violation is propagated from the specific counter node, up to the root node. This alerts you to a violation on a counter that may not be visible in the tree because the tree has not been expanded.
 
- For more information, see [Using the Counters panel in Graphs view and Tables view](../test/counters-panel-in-load-test-analyzer.md).
-
 ## View threshold violations on the graph
 
  You can view threshold violations on the graph. Similar to the **Counters** panel, icons communicate threshold violations on the graph. The icons appear on the graph next to the data point where the threshold violation occurred. If a threshold violation occurs on a counter that does not appear on the graph, you can add it to the graph by dragging it from the **Counters** panel to the graph.

docs/test/compare-load-test-results.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Report definitions are stored in the load test database. When a report is saved,
 Also, the spreadsheet file can be shared with stakeholders so that stakeholders do not have to connect to the database to see the report.
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> If you add comments to a load test, they will appear in the Excel report. For more information, see [How to: Add comments while analyzing a completed load test](../test/how-to-add-comments-on-a-completed-load-test.md).
+> If you add comments to a load test, they appear in the Excel report.
 
 ## Tasks