BAZLEY, Sebastian wrote:
As I am fumbling my way through this process, I lost the output of jmeter.log. Also, I have resolved the two-file issue - only one file was actually generated from the run in question.AFAIK, it's not possible to create two test output files from the same test run.
What does the jmeter log file say? There should be start and stop messages in it at least, and these will have
timestamps.
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One way to test the logic of a test plan is to use the JavaTest sampler, as this does not require any external servers.
S. -----Original Message----- From: Peter Lin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 25 June 2004 16:44 To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: 2-hour test produces 1 second's worth of results
so to summarize. It appears to work for 2 minutes, but for 2 hours it doesn't.
maybe there was an exception, which caused the test to stop unexpectedly. the only thing I can think of is to run the test in Gui mode for 10-15 minutes to see what happens. Hopefully you'll see the error that caused it.
I've successfully run stress test ranging from 100K-600K requests. In cases where the test stopped, either I had a bug in my test plan, or the webserver stopped accepting connections and crashed. In some cases, I've seem the webserver stop accepting connections under load, but after the test it is only partially functioning.
peter
On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 08:37:14 -0700, Mike Darretta
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results_file_<timestamp>.jtlI am trying to set up nightly tests using the following scheduler configuration:
Loop count: Forever Scheduler: Enabled Start time: <date> 07:00:00 <= GMT Stop time: <date> 09:00:00 Duration: 7200 Startup delay: 0
I startup the test in Linux in non-GUI mode with the following command:
$JMETER_BIN/jmeter -n -t plans/test_plan.jmx -l
When I execute this command, I end up with two results files - one for the start and one for the end of the test. Both files span a only a single second's worth of data.
I have tested this configuration for a 2 minute interval, and in this case I get a single file spanning two minutes. Does anyone have any thoughts on what I may have done incorrectly?
Thanx!
--Mike
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The jtl file does indicate that the sample taken was from the very start of the test. I just completed a 10 minute test using my script, and it completed fine with the appropriate data. I will do as suggested earlier and run the test directly via the GUI and inspect the log file.
I am also working under the assumption that the DURATION parameter overrides the STOP_TIME parameter.
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