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What happens to assets when LRC license ends?

Marco3

Hello,

I need help to understand what will happen to assets such as scripts, test scenarios, test results in LRC once the VUH for LRC license are consumed or VU expires?

What may be the retention period before this information is gone? And therefore we cannot go back to execute another round of testing upon loading a new license.

Would it be sufficient to own a low number of VUH or a VU license active for the account and assets to be safe and available for a future load test? Please elaborate on your feedback.

Does the VU license for LRC also include 50 users for the Community, similar to LRP license?

Thank you in advance,

Marco

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