> No, the list is for the whole JMeter run. > But you could pick enough dummy names to cover the max. number of > variables you want to save, and always use those variables, or copy > the real variables into the dummy ones. >
I got it. But in some cases I need to save more than one variable at the time, > > You can also use variables dummy samplers (e.g. Java Request) to get > the value saved to the file. > I am familiar a bit with the Java Request but I don't understand yet how to save value to the file with it? > And you can use the __log() function to write to the jmeter log file. > This will write to log file, right? If so that will not be useful to my case. > > And if you are familiar with coding, you could use the BSF or BSH > Listeners to write to a separate file. > These are out of questions so far ( Thanks
