got performance question

[Erez Naim <er...@theneura.com>]

Hi guys, 

 

What do u say ?

 

I got several variables that I would like to use them in my script, my
question is what is better to use it in CSV external file or to use it in
the test plan itself?

 

Thanks! 

 


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RE: got performance question

["Masters,Louis" <Lo...@fhlbny.com>]

Depending on what kind of performance you are talking about - memory, response, etc.
Anecdotally, CSV file IO will always be slower than internalized variables.  However, I have never done any comparison testing between the two.
-Lou


From: Erez Naim [mailto:erez@theneura.com]
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Subject: got performance question

Hi guys,

What do u say ?

I got several variables that I would like to use them in my script, my question is what is better to use it in CSV external file or to use it in the test plan itself?

Thanks!

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Re: got performance question

[Flavio Cysne <fl...@gmail.com>]

If you are sure that the variable values will not change during the tests
and you have no need to simulate different values through agents, adding
static values to your Test Plan will use less memory than using a CSV
Dataset Config, at least at the start up of your test.