Here's what I do. For the variable value, I use ${__P(my_param_name)}.
Then I invoke Jmeter as
$ jmeter -n -t plan.jmx -Jmy_param_name=10
or whatever value I want.
Careful: When running with servers (jmeter -R) use -G instead of -J !Cheers, Felix On 08/20/10 13:57, Karsten Gaul wrote: > Hi Nythia, > > I haven't heard of a possibility to change test plan variables from the > command line yet. To work around this you could write a csv file which > is editable via the nano or pico editors. You may have to install cygwin > if you're not on a linux machine. Having done that, you could even edit > the jmx in the command prompt for it is a 'simple' xml file. I wouldn't > suggest that, though, and you will agree once you've tried. > > rgds > Karsten > > Am 19.08.2010 14:47, schrieb Nithya Prakash: >> Hi Karsten, >> >> Thanks man.. Its working now. I have another query... Is it possible to >> change the input value's from command prompt ?? >> >> Eg: I have a variable in UDV named "uname" and its value is " JUser ". >> Now I >> need to change the user name to "CMDUser" from the command prompt itself. >> >> I have seen the various command line options, but unable to >> understand. can >> u pls guide me?? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
