The syntax of the two functions is similar: ThinkTime(7.5); Wait(7.5); and from a logical standpoint, both statements behave in essentially the same way. That is, the virtual user will pause the indicated time when one of these statements is encountered in a script. However, there are some important differences as follows: 1. Stress test mode When running is stress test mode "ThinkTimes" are ignored but "Wait" statements are unaffected 2. Random Think times When "Random Thinking Time" is turned on, the delays in the "ThinkTime" statements are randomized but Wait statements are unaffected. 3. User status When a virtual user is in a "Wait" state, the user is considered to be "inactive". This will affect any data that is being collected to measure "number of active users". Old KB# 19722
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