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Should I put all the data into one data file
Hi,
I have a question on using data files with Jmeter. Should I have a single or
multiple data files for a test case? Do multiple data files would cause
problem when my testcase has more than one thread(i.e. multi-threads)?
For example :
I have 3 data files to do a testcase like the following:
TestCase: 1. User login
2. Modify the user tel no.
3. logout
I have 3 datafiles as the following:
1. userURL.csv - contains user URL
2. userLogin.csv - contains user information to login
3. telno.csv - contains telephone number
Thanks,
Tiffany
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Re: Should I put all the data into one data file
Posted by tiffany <ti...@yahoo.ca>.
Thanks. I agreed too. I am putting them into one file.
Tiffany
tiffany wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a question on using data files with Jmeter. Should I have a single
> or multiple data files for a test case? Do multiple data files would cause
> problem when my testcase has more than one thread(i.e. multi-threads)?
>
> For example :
>
> I have 3 data files to do a testcase like the following:
>
> TestCase: 1. User login
> 2. Modify the user tel no.
> 3. logout
>
> I have 3 datafiles as the following:
> 1. userURL.csv - contains user URL
> 2. userLogin.csv - contains user information to login
> 3. telno.csv - contains telephone number
>
> Thanks,
> Tiffany
>
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Re: Should I put all the data into one data file
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
Agreed.
If you use separate files, then there is a danger that they will get
out of step.
S
On 07/06/07, Frank.G.Goss@aphis.usda.gov <Fr...@aphis.usda.gov> wrote:
> Hi Tiffany,
>
> IMHO: I would use a single data file just to make it easier to maintain,
> edit, keep track of, etc. For example, to add a new user information you
> would only have to edit a single file instead of three files.
>
> Regards,
> Frank
>
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> I have a question on using data files with Jmeter. Should I have a single
> or
> multiple data files for a test case? Do multiple data files would cause
> problem when my testcase has more than one thread(i.e. multi-threads)?
>
> For example :
>
> I have 3 data files to do a testcase like the following:
>
> TestCase: 1. User login
> 2. Modify the user tel no.
> 3. logout
>
> I have 3 datafiles as the following:
> 1. userURL.csv - contains user URL
> 2. userLogin.csv - contains user information to login
> 3. telno.csv - contains telephone number
>
> Thanks,
> Tiffany
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Re: Should I put all the data into one data file
Posted by Fr...@aphis.usda.gov.
Hi Tiffany,
IMHO: I would use a single data file just to make it easier to maintain,
edit, keep track of, etc. For example, to add a new user information you
would only have to edit a single file instead of three files.
Regards,
Frank
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Should I put all the data into one data file
Hi,
I have a question on using data files with Jmeter. Should I have a single
or
multiple data files for a test case? Do multiple data files would cause
problem when my testcase has more than one thread(i.e. multi-threads)?
For example :
I have 3 data files to do a testcase like the following:
TestCase: 1. User login
2. Modify the user tel no.
3. logout
I have 3 datafiles as the following:
1. userURL.csv - contains user URL
2. userLogin.csv - contains user information to login
3. telno.csv - contains telephone number
Thanks,
Tiffany
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