Tom,
If you don't want to use an int as an approximation, maybe you can find
some way to use the __Random to generate a pseudo-random number in a
large range, e.g. 0-1,000,000, then test the random number for the
percentage that you want. E.g. in pseudocode
if ($__Random(1,1000000) < (1,000,000*0.83274/100)) ...
then figure out how to get conditional test execution based on that
result. (I've only used a small subset of JMeter so far...not sure best
way to do that.)
Steve
sebb wrote:
On 10/03/2008, Tom Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello again,
On Monday, 10. March 2008, Tom Fernandes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If I want to run a certain request with the probability of e.g. 12% I would
> use the Troughput controller.
>
> Now I would like to run a request A with the probability of 1.2% and the
> subsequent (child of) request B only with the probability of 0.8374%
> occurrence. Request C is child of request B and occurs only with a
> probability of 0.234456%.
It does look like that I can give percentage numbers <0 and / or floating
points with the Throughput controller. So I could give 1.2% or 0.234456% in
the percentage field?
Is that correct?
No.
The docs say:
"A number. for percent execution mode, a number from 0-100"
and the code uses an int to hold the value.
regards,
Tom
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