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hinders the performance of tsung and the number of users a box can
simulate.  Sessions take significantly longer and require much more of the
cpu.  Is this the norm and just a side effect of using dynamic variables or
could there be a problem with my setup?

Basically my situation is as follows:

I have a use case where I search for a random item.  This item then brings
up a page with 12 images for that item.  I need 12 dynamic variables to get
the urls to perform the requests for these images.  If I just record the
session and run tsung with it, this session takes like 15 sec.  However when
I use dynamic variables this session takes over 200 sec.  I have tried two
different ways to get the urls.  First, I tried changing my html pages to
use forms with hidden input tags containing the values of the urls.  My
second method to get the urls was to put unique identifiers in the img tags
so I could easily use the regexp option.  There is almost no time difference
in terms of session length in between the two methods.  I am trying to
figure out a way to avoid recording sessions for all the individual search
items in my use case.

Any information is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Gus

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