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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 41921] - samplers store all output, even when arbitrarily large
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------- Additional Comments From sebb@apache.org 2007-03-21 10:59 -------
The full sample results are needed for some purposes - e.g. the Tree View
Listener can display the results of an HTTP Sample, and Assertions need the
response to be present - so it would not make sense to _always_ throw away the
response data.
And the data needs to be retrieved, otherwise the sample time will not be
representative.
However sometimes it is not ideal to store all the response data.
As a work-round you could perhaps do one of the following:
* change the query to limit the data returned
* add a BeanShell Post-Processor to zap the responseData field.
As to how to fix this: there could be an option to limit the size of the stored
data. That should be fairly easy to do.
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