Claudio,
I guess your file name expression is been evaluated every time it is
accessed.
I suggest you to try mode=Batch on jmeter.properties, even to reduce
network traffic, and, if it still saves more than one file, add this file
name expression inside the Test Plan's User Defined Variable section and
use the variable name on the "write results to" field, so it
will supposedly evaluate just once.
Hope it helps you.
Flávio Cysne
2012/6/1 claudio <[email protected]>
> Hi, I configured a test plan to generate a summary report file, using the
> field "write results to" the file name is
> summary_tx_${__time(yyyy-MM-dd_HH.mm.ss)}.csv
>
> The distributed test uses 48 jmeter slaves and the jmeter master command
> line is
>
> jmeter \
> -n \
> -j logs/jmeter-master.log \
> -Jsummariser.log=true \
> -Jmode=Asynch -Jasynch.batch.queue.size=200 \
> -Gnum_threads=900 \
> -Gramp_up=60 \
> -Jremote_hosts=$hosts_remotos \
> -t test_plan.jmx \
> -r &
>
>
> For the last test run I see that there are many summary reports files
> generated, as for now 32 summary reports. See some of them:
>
> summary_tx_2012-05-31_20.59.11.csv
> summary_tx_2012-05-31_20.59.13.csv
> summary_tx_2012-05-31_20.59.15.csv
> summary_tx_2012-05-31_20.59.17.csv
> summary_tx_2012-05-31_20.59.12.csv
> summary_tx_2012-05-31_20.59.14.csv
> summary_tx_2012-05-31_20.59.16.csv
> summary_tx_2012-05-31_20.59.18.csv
>
> I know, all summary reports files can be loaded but that takes some time
> and
> the open file dialog only permits to load one file per time.
>
> Is there a way to make jmeter master generate only one summary report ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Claudio
>
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