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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by danimni <da...@gmail.com> on 2012/01/22 14:29:42 UTC
Can one 'CSV Data Set Config' point, via a vriable, to another CSV
file location?
Hi All,
I have a question regarding 'CSV Data Set Config'.
Can one 'CSV Data Set Config' point, via a vriable, to another CSV file
location?
I have this test, where I would like to run it several time, each time with
different 'CSV data set config'.
So, I've created the first 'CSV Data Set Config', where one of the variables
is "SECOND_CSV_LOCATION".
And for the second 'CSV Data Set Config', in the 'Filename' field, I set
${SECOND_CSV_LOCATION}.
This way, I don't have to open the jmeter GUI each time I need to change the
second CSV file location.
For example
First CSV gets the following values:
Filename: c:\jmeter\MyTest\FirstCSVFile
Variable Names: Host,Port,SECOND_CSV_LOCATION
where 'SECOND_CSV_LOCATION' gets "c:\jmeter\MyTest\SecondCSVFile1" OR
"c:\jmeter\MyTest\SecondCSVFile2"
Second CSV gets the following values:
Filename: ${SECOND_CSV_LOCATION}
Variable Names: Username,Password
I hope my explanations are clear.. :)
Thanks in advanced,
Dan.
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Re: Can one 'CSV Data Set Config' point, via a vriable, to another CSV file location?
Posted by J <ga...@gmail.com>.
Hi
Using variables you cab point the csv anywhere you want to ..
Also ( the shite way ) can use a regexp. On the jmx file ..
On 22 Jan 2012, at 13:29, danimni <da...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have a question regarding 'CSV Data Set Config'.
> Can one 'CSV Data Set Config' point, via a vriable, to another CSV file
> location?
> I have this test, where I would like to run it several time, each time with
> different 'CSV data set config'.
> So, I've created the first 'CSV Data Set Config', where one of the variables
> is "SECOND_CSV_LOCATION".
> And for the second 'CSV Data Set Config', in the 'Filename' field, I set
> ${SECOND_CSV_LOCATION}.
> This way, I don't have to open the jmeter GUI each time I need to change the
> second CSV file location.
> For example
> First CSV gets the following values:
> Filename: c:\jmeter\MyTest\FirstCSVFile
> Variable Names: Host,Port,SECOND_CSV_LOCATION
>
> where 'SECOND_CSV_LOCATION' gets "c:\jmeter\MyTest\SecondCSVFile1" OR
> "c:\jmeter\MyTest\SecondCSVFile2"
>
> Second CSV gets the following values:
> Filename: ${SECOND_CSV_LOCATION}
> Variable Names: Username,Password
>
> I hope my explanations are clear.. :)
>
> Thanks in advanced,
> Dan.
>
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Re: Can one 'CSV Data Set Config' point, via a vriable, to another
CSV file location?
Posted by danimni <da...@gmail.com>.
Thanks you, Sebb.
I will give it a try... :)
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Re: Can one 'CSV Data Set Config' point, via a vriable, to another
CSV file location?
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 22 January 2012 13:29, danimni <da...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have a question regarding 'CSV Data Set Config'.
> Can one 'CSV Data Set Config' point, via a vriable, to another CSV file
> location?
> I have this test, where I would like to run it several time, each time with
> different 'CSV data set config'.
> So, I've created the first 'CSV Data Set Config', where one of the variables
> is "SECOND_CSV_LOCATION".
> And for the second 'CSV Data Set Config', in the 'Filename' field, I set
> ${SECOND_CSV_LOCATION}.
> This way, I don't have to open the jmeter GUI each time I need to change the
> second CSV file location.
> For example
> First CSV gets the following values:
> Filename: c:\jmeter\MyTest\FirstCSVFile
> Variable Names: Host,Port,SECOND_CSV_LOCATION
>
> where 'SECOND_CSV_LOCATION' gets "c:\jmeter\MyTest\SecondCSVFile1" OR
> "c:\jmeter\MyTest\SecondCSVFile2"
>
> Second CSV gets the following values:
> Filename: ${SECOND_CSV_LOCATION}
> Variable Names: Username,Password
>
> I hope my explanations are clear.. :)
No need to use CSV to read the variable.
Just pass the file name on the command line as a property:
jmeter -JCSVNAME=xxxxx
and then use ${__P(CSVNAME)} in the filename field.
Or you can define the property in user.properties.
> Thanks in advanced,
> Dan.
>
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