Re: Simulate Think Time

OMG, JMeter has this thought of and provided long ago but I just never knew before. Thanks a lot Malachi !!! On Mon, Jun 6, 2022 at 6:17 PM Malachi Mcintosh wrote: > In the GUI command panel along the top, it is the green start button with > the small crossed out clock, next to the Stop

Re: Simulate Think Time

In the GUI command panel along the top, it is the green start button with the small crossed out clock, next to the Stop button. https://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/get-started.html#test_plan_building I also found this link with some screenshots

Re: Simulate Think Time

Thanks Dmitri. We run load tests normally not to reproduce the issue but to simulate the real world. As https://www.guru99.com/timers-jmeter.html said, *In real life visitors do not arrive at a website all at the same time, but at different time intervals. So Timer will help mimic the

Re: Simulate Think Time

thanks! For the *"run without pause in the GUI", *where can I find more information on how to do it? On Mon, Jun 6, 2022 at 6:02 PM Malachi Mcintosh wrote: > Hi > > I usually input variables as the think time value and then can define them > in a User Defined Variables element. Then I'll have

Re: Simulate Think Time

Hi I usually input variables as the think time value and then can define them in a User Defined Variables element. Then I'll have a copy that element and assign debug values of say 1ms so that that script executes quickly. Alternatively, you can run without pause in the GUI if there are no

Re: Simulate Think Time

Thanks! What would be the best way to turn those Think Time steps on or off *together*? Basically I don't want Think Time at design/debug time but only during official run. However, it'll be a pain to *turn them on or off* one by one as this has to be done so constantly and I have many such

JMX works from UI but fails from CLI on Windows 10

Hi, I have a JMX that work successfully from the JMeter UI but when I try to run it with this command from the CLI all samplers fail timeStamp,elapsed,label,responseCode,responseMessage,threadName,dataType,success,failureMessage,bytes,sentBytes,grpThreads,allThreads,URL,Latency,IdleTime,Connect

Re: Simulate Think Time

You can use i.e. Constant Timer and __Random( ) function combination, if you put the following expression: *${__Random(2000,8000,)}* into Constant