you might want to try the distribution graph. I suspect the 90% line will be lower for cache than the DB.
peter On 4/24/06, Robert Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello all. > > I have written a cache application for my web server and would like to > compare the lookup process when the app has to hit the database vs. when it > gets data from the cache. > > I've got my test all setup but would like to know what the best graph > would be to show the results. Right now I am using plain-old "Graph Results" > but I am a bit confused about what the heck I am looking at. I've read the > small descrioption on the component reference page but I am not sure I get > it. I guess what I am most interested in is seeing the difference in > miliseconds between a database-hit request and a cache-hit request. So I've > also set up an Aggregate Graph" listener which indeed shows me that the > cache requests take less time. But I'd like to have a visual rather than > tabular representation of this. What's the best graph for this? > > The other question I had was about displaying graphs. If I run a test the > graph looks ok. But if I try to LOAD a graph, by clicking on "Browse", for > example, from the "Graph Results" page, JMeter kind of poops the bed. Just > shows me a big grey rectangle where the Browse box was and no graph is > loaded. Is this a known bug or is there a better way to load saved graphs? > > Many thanks for your help! > BOb > > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Mail goes everywhere you do. Get it on your phone. >
