First of all it's not necessary to ask the same question in multiple old
threads.
My suggested way is probably not the most efficient
You can create your own property-file and use that.
Add the line "user.properties=sequencenr.properties" to jmeter.properties
sequencenr.properties has 1 entry: runid=5
Create a new testplan with 2 thread groups and on testplan level make sure
"Run Thread Groups consecutively" is checked.
The first thread group is executed with 1 user and loopcount is 1.
The second thread group contains your script.
In the first thread group you have a beanshell sampler with the following
code:
String value = props.getProperty("sequencenr");
int newvalue = Integer.parseInt(value.trim()) + 1;
// Overwrite the old file with a new sequence number
f = new FileOutputStream("C:/Program
Files/JMeter/2.12/bin/sequencenr.properties", false);
p = new PrintStream(f);
p.println("runid=" + newvalue);
p.close();
f.close();
The second thread group has name Administration${__P(sequencenr)} and
contains your code.
Keep in mind that the changed propery-file will only be used when you
restart JMeter.
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