that must be why a loop forever thing doesn't work....
Does this apply also to a for loop if i used the line count in the file?
my queries file has all the queries a user excecutes in a a usecase
of a web app... My idea was that if i made 1 thread excecute all
queries, then added more threads, this would simulate multiple users
doing the same usecase in the web app, it seems that's not the case
if i read the queries from a file as opposed to having many samplers
in the test... Does this sound accurate?
On Jan 10, 2007, at 11:52 AM, sebb wrote:
See my reply to chris.
Try 10 queries in the file with 2 threads - each thread should do 5
queries before detecting EOF.
Or you may find they do 4 + 6, if one thread completes faster than
the other.
On 10/01/07, Alexander Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's no bother at all! I'm sad to report that in my case, the same
happens... I have 10 queries in my csv file and regardless of the #
of threads, only 10 queries run... the total of samples in the
reports remain the total of iterations in the loop, regardless of the
threads ...
Hopefully we can figure it out or someone else on the list can
help...
Thanks!
On Jan 10, 2007, at 11:28 AM, chris wrote:
> Alexander, sorry for bothering again but if you run multiple
> threads do you also
> indeed see the number of request you expect? I always see it does
> requests for
> only one thread. I see this also in my Results Tree
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