>However for performance testing storing the data would add quite an
>overhead.
>Effectively you would also be testing the JDBC connection as well.
Good point.
>Why not just write a script to load the data into the database at the
>end of a test? Most databases can easily be populated from CSV f
On 11/11/05, James Bull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> I've got a jmeter web script that works fine. At the moment it writes its
> results out to a file. I want to do an automated report web page that takes
> it's results from a DB.
>
> I thought after each sample has completed there migh
Hi,
I've got a jmeter web script that works fine. At the moment it writes its
results out to a file. I want to do an automated report web page that takes
it's results from a DB.
I thought after each sample has completed there might be a variable which
contains the time for the last sample that
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