You need to provide additional information 1. What version of LoadRunner? 2. What protocolls/applications/Interfaces? Is it Winsock, Hyperion, Oracle, Web, JAva, ...? 3. What Errors? 4. To fix many errors requires a re-recording of the business process in order to identify what is missing in the current script. Will the person have VPN access to the application? 5. You estimate 1-2 days to fix. What is the basis for this estimation model? If it's Winsock of Hyperion then it might take a week or more to fix all of the issues. 6. It is usually better to start from scratch rather than fix someone else's broken LoadRunner code, particularly if it was built by an insufficiently skilled person as it usually takes far longer to fix than to rebuilld. 7. It is always more expensive to fix than to build correct, taking longer in time and requiring a higher skilled individual. If you paid 60 USD per hour for a broken script then expect to pay 1.5-2x to fix it.
