Jmeter not executing all specified threads/loops...?

[Brad Denkmann <br...@bocada.com>]

Hi,

For a given test plan, I have 30 threads in a thread group, set to run
for 100 iterations.

I noticed a little while ago that the threads do not seem to be
executing as many times as they should be... out of 3000 total
executions specified above, I get just under 1600 actual executions.

I measure this by having a simple java request at the beginning of the
test, which simply logs the thread number to a file.  So I should see
3000 entries in the file after the test... however, as I said, I only
get ~1600.

Any thoughts on this?  I have no ideas as to why this would be happening
(or not happening, as the case may be).



Brad Denkmann
bradd@bocada.com

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Re: Jmeter not executing all specified threads/loops...?

[Michael Stover <ms...@apache.org>]

My first guess would be that a sampler in some thread is failing and
crashing the thread.

Maybe you could make your java sampler logger also record the thread
number so you can see if certain threads are stopping at some point. 
JMeter's log file might have errors in it for you to look at.

-Mike

On Wed, 2004-08-11 at 17:13, Brad Denkmann wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> For a given test plan, I have 30 threads in a thread group, set to run
> for 100 iterations.
> 
> I noticed a little while ago that the threads do not seem to be
> executing as many times as they should be... out of 3000 total
> executions specified above, I get just under 1600 actual executions.
> 
> I measure this by having a simple java request at the beginning of the
> test, which simply logs the thread number to a file.  So I should see
> 3000 entries in the file after the test... however, as I said, I only
> get ~1600.
> 
> Any thoughts on this?  I have no ideas as to why this would be happening
> (or not happening, as the case may be).
> 
> 
> 
> Brad Denkmann
> bradd@bocada.com
> 
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