Waseem,
I think you can try this way:
1. declare a test plan variable that can be assigned remotely and a
default value. Like this: ${__P(myvariable,0)}
2. add an If Controller in every thread group and define a distinct
conditional value to each one. Like this: (${myvariable} == 0) ||
(${myvariable} == 1)
this way, you can run every thread group, run more than one or only
one. Think myvariable value as a grouping number.
3. start test using the -Gmyvariable=value, if you are running a
distributed test, or -Jmyvariable=value, if is a local test.
There are many to do what you want, but this is the one I realized at
first.
Obs.: If you run this test on GUI, remember to change default value to your
desired value.
Hope this helps you.
Flávio Cysne
2011/12/23 waseemfa <[email protected]>
> Hi,
>
> I want to create a test plan with multiple thread groups running in it
> sequentially. Can i have multiple thread groups and specify from a config
> file which thread group to run and which ones to ignore.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Waseem
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