On 29/09/2008, Jacob Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  I'm using paramaterized launches to stress test my application because
>  I have to run it from a remote server, and therefor changing the value
>  is a pain the arse.

You can use the -G option to define variables that are sent to the servers:

http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/get-started.html#override

>  So I've setup a little script which also outputs listeners to a
>  different directory each time (by date).  This works good, I rsync
>  them down to my box and then I import them.
>
>  Now I've been running so many tests, it's getting hard to actually
>  analyze the data effectively.  I'd like a csv file with the aggregate
>  report like this:
>
>  testname | average | median | etc..
>
>  so that I could pass in a var call "testname" into the script (which
>  would have some identifying info like # of threads, etc), and have it
>  append the aggregate data to my existing file.

You can add arbitrary variable values to the JTL files - just define
the variable  sample_variables:

http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/listeners.html#sample_variables

>  Is there any sane way to do this?  some other alternative which may
>  not be as nice, bur pretty close?
>
>  Can I make the aggregate report save itself as CSV so that I can at
>  least do some manual post processing on it?

Unfortunately not.

You can save the on-screen table by pressing the button, but there's
currently no way to have this happen automatically at the end of a
test run.

BTW, Summary Report uses less memory than Aggregate Report - if you
don't need the median & 90% details.

>  Thanks!
>  Jacob
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