[Jakarta-jmeter Wiki] Update of "LogAnalysis" by robertpnz

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  Once within Excel, pivot tables are the way to go.
  
- 5. You can also use the following package that mixes Excel Macro, java transformation and xsl transformation of the .jtl files. It automaticaly generates Excel graphs using a Macro.
+ 5. You can also use the following package that mixes Excel Macro, java transformation and xsl transformation of the .jtl files. It automatically generates Excel graphs using a Macro.
  The package is available here : 
  attachment:scripts_jmeter.zip
  
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+ == High Throughput Example: Simple Data Writer, Bash scripts & Excel Graphs ==
+ For a telecomms project, JMeter was used to test a new high-availability integration layer, exposed to a few internal clients. Several instances of JMeter represented the different clients and varying load profiles. The default JMeter XML output is too verbose, and the files grew too enormous, so the "Simple Data Writer" was used to produce much friendlier CSV results files. 
+ I wanted to show throughput & response times in blocks of 1 minute; JMeter's inbuilt Graph function was not sufficient to process the sheer volume of data. An example of the type of graph required follows.
+ 

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