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Ordinal Correlation! Please, help!

I have been struggling to get this thing correlated.  I feel like I have read so many tutorials and followed so many guides across all versions of Loadrunner.  If an expert could help me through this, I would be SO APPRECIATIVE, and not only that, it would be a valuable learning experience for users here!  I need to work this through before the weekend.  I know I can do this with your help!

 

1.  So, I was told by our consultants when they were going over LoadRunner that LR handles all the cookies for me so I wouldn't need to correlate.  For exmaple, this should be handled by LoadRunner, yes? (http://i.imgur.com/6CLeEXe.jpg):

 

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2. That aside, here is the request that leads to the unique string I need to correlate using an ordinal I suppose.  Here it is (http://i.imgur.com/n9mdOOd.jpg):

 

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3.  Here are the responses from the server, you should see the line I am trying to correlate is the 6th (http://i.imgur.com/ZnIi7QR.jpg).

 

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4.  This is the response I need correlated, I highlighted the pieces (http://i.imgur.com/pTQsHRs.jpg):

 

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5.  Here is the string broken down into separate lines (http://i.imgur.com/o6bu05e.jpg):

 

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6.  Here is the script I am trying to make work with the above string:

 

web_reg_save_param ("SMWLAuth", 

"LB= /siteminderagent/forms/DynamicRetry.fcc?",

"RB=&"",

"Ord=All",
 LAST);

// Get Matches
nCount = atoi(lr_eval_string("{SMWLAuth_count}"));

for (i = 1; i <= nCount; i++) {

 

// Create Parameter Name
sprintf(c_SMWLAuth, "{SMWLAuth_%d}", i);

// Show Captured Value
lr_output_message("Value of %s: %s",c_SMWLAuth,
lr_eval_string(c_SMWLAuth));}

 

 

Please help, thanks so much, I just can't seem to make it work!


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