sebb schrieb:
2008/5/3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi *,
after reading
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg09521.html
I was under the impression that any thread would get a new line of input at
the beginning of every new loop, or am I misreading the following:
"The CSV Data Set element will read the next line from the file at the
start of each loop; different threads will automatically get different
lines from the file."
You need to tell CSVRead when it has finished with reading columns
from the line.
Add a call of the form:
${__CSVRead(file,next)}
to any variable definition (it returns the empty string).
Thanks for your super quick response!
And forgive me my stupidity but I don't get it to work.
In my CVS Data Set Config the filename is set to order.csv. As soon as I add
${__CSVRead(order.cvs,next)}
or
${__CSVRead("order.cvs",next)}
I get this
2008/05/03 20:45:35 INFO - jmeter.services.FileServer: Stored: order.csv
2008/05/03 20:45:35 WARN - jmeter.functions.FileWrapper: endRow(): no entry
for order.csv
But it seems I can't get it right. My setup looks like this
Thread Group: x threads with y loops
+ CSV Data Set: var1;var2;..;varN
+ JavaSamplerClient:
Parameter configuration for the sampler class
var of class1 var1
var of class1 var2
...
var of classN varN
+ Save response to file
+ Summary report
+ View results in tables
The next part of my question is where I have to put the line(s) exactly. You
meant in the "Send Parameters With the Request" section of Java Request?
I tried the following
+ CSV Data Set: var1;var2;..;varN
+ JavaSamplerClient:
Parameter configuration for the sampler class
var of class1 ${var1}
var of class2 ${var2}
...
var of classN ${varN} ${__CSVRead(order.cvs,next)}
and
+ CSV Data Set: var1;var2;..;varN
+ JavaSamplerClient:
Parameter configuration for the sampler class
var of class1 ${var1} ${__CSVRead(order.cvs,next)}
var of class2 ${var2} ${__CSVRead(order.cvs,next)}
...
var of classN ${varN} ${__CSVRead(order.cvs,next)}
As I'm not sure which variable definition you were referring, I tried also
+ CSV Data Set: var1;var2;..;varN;${__CSVRead(order.cvs,next)}
+ JavaSamplerClient:
Parameter configuration for the sampler class
var of class1 ${var1}
var of class2 ${var2}
...
var of classN ${varN}
But nothing changed besides the WARN log entry.
Sorry for bugging you with such stupid questions - but please, save my day:-)
Thanks again
Michael
What I see in this scenario is that all of the x threads initially read a
single line which is reused for all of the y loops. The csv file contains
more than x*y line of valid input so no problem on this part and as expected
when using z = x*y threads with 1 loop it works fine. Unfortunately the
number of requests planned for this test is > 100.000 which most probably
can't be approached with a 1 loop/thread configuration.
Any idea what is going wrong?
Thanks
Michael
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