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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by socio_pal <so...@yahoo.com> on 2008/04/24 23:37:18 UTC
__CSVRead Function
Hi;
I have 3 CSV files in my Jmeter bin directory. One of the files have like 16
columns with info like Mobile Number, Address, CIty, State.... The other
ones just have different mobile numbers. Now I have defined these in the
UserParameter as:
failNum ${__CSVRead(failure_num.csv,0)}
address ${__CSVRead(failure_num.csv,1)}
city ${__CSVRead(failure_num.csv,2)}
state ${__CSVRead(failure_num.csv,3)}
.....
.....
....
successNum ${__CSVRead(success_num.csv,0)}
In my SOAP/XML scripts I am using ${failNum}....etc. And I have a
threadgroup with LoopCount 20. I was expecting that for each iteration
Jmeter should pick up the values from a new row. But its not the case. The
values from Row1 of my CSV file is being used for all 20 iterations. How can
I let Jmeter know that it needs to increment the row at each iteration.
The box "Update Once per Iteration" in my User Parameters component is
checked.
Thanks.
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Re: __CSVRead Function
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
2008/4/24 socio_pal <so...@yahoo.com>:
>
> Hi;
> I have 3 CSV files in my Jmeter bin directory. One of the files have like 16
> columns with info like Mobile Number, Address, CIty, State.... The other
> ones just have different mobile numbers. Now I have defined these in the
> UserParameter as:
>
> failNum ${__CSVRead(failure_num.csv,0)}
> address ${__CSVRead(failure_num.csv,1)}
> city ${__CSVRead(failure_num.csv,2)}
> state ${__CSVRead(failure_num.csv,3)}
> .....
> .....
> ....
You need to tell CSVRead to move on to the next row:
last = ${__CSVRead(failure_num.csv,15)}${__CSVRead(failure_num.csv,next)}
> successNum ${__CSVRead(success_num.csv,0)}
successNum ${__CSVRead(success_num.csv,0)}successNum
${__CSVRead(success_num.csv,next)}
>
> In my SOAP/XML scripts I am using ${failNum}....etc. And I have a
> threadgroup with LoopCount 20. I was expecting that for each iteration
> Jmeter should pick up the values from a new row. But its not the case. The
> values from Row1 of my CSV file is being used for all 20 iterations. How can
> I let Jmeter know that it needs to increment the row at each iteration.
>
> The box "Update Once per Iteration" in my User Parameters component is
> checked.
>
> Thanks.
>
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