First ideas that come to my mind:
- split your test into, say, 5 consecutive threads, each one doing 20% of your
test and writing into a separate file OR experiment with a nested loop to
achieve this (you can use timestamp variable as a part of the name of your
file, or you can use counter if you use loops)
- select less options to log in Configuration
- use CSV instead of XML logging, if possible
- write ERRORS in one file, SUCCESSES in another file
From my experience, huge files won't be a problem if you run JMeter from
command line (and if you have sufficient disk space of course :)
Cheers,
Nermin
----- Original Message -----
On 06:26 PM 09/08/2011 Toni Menendez Lopez wrote:
Hello,
I am going to execute a tests for 3 days, it will made me to have a very
long JTL file. DO you know anyway to rotate the log JTL file ?
Toni.
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