| February 1, 2021

HCL OneTest Version 10.1.2 Features New Updates for OneTest Performance

HCL OneTest version 10.1.2 is now available. And, while it is predominantly a fix pack, our team has included some exciting new capabilities in this release.

For OneTest Performance users, 10.1.2 provides these following updates:

Brotli support: decompress and work with data from services that implement the Brotli encoding mechanism.
Dataset access from custom code: testers can now manipulate dataset values from custom code steps and read/write back values from/to datasets.
64-bit SAP support: you are no longer restricted to using the 32-bit version of OneTest Performance in order to work with SAP GUI based applications.
Reports enhancements now allow for custom percentile counters.
Reports enhancements to support exporting result data to JSON format.
Reports enhancements supporting publication of large performance reports to OneTest Server.

Take a deep dive on what’s new with OneTest Performance here. Or watch the on-demand webinar discussing the latest release.

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Nabeel Jaitapker is an award-winning, senior marketing and communications professional experienced in demand generation, product marketing, content development, digital marketing, web content management, writing and editing, marketing, social media, instructional and technical writing formats. Jaitapker has a proven track record managing revenue optimization for SQLs and MQLs across multiple marketing channels. Multilingual, highly deadline-driven and customer-service oriented, he continues serving as an expert presenter and moderator on numerous leadership panels.

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