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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by David Harrigan <dh...@gmail.com> on 2006/11/07 11:16:14 UTC
CSV Data Set - always the same data
Hi,
Using JMeter 2.2 under Ubuntu 6.10 and JDK 1.5.0_09
I've configured a cvs file with the following information:
gandalf,frodo,sam,elrond,sauron,pippen,merry
I've added a CSV Data Set config as a child to HTTP Request, configured as:
Variable Names : query
Delimiter: , (default)
Recyle on EOF? True (default)
Then in my HTTP Request, in my Parameters to send:
Name : q
Value : ${query}
I've added the HTTP Request to a Thread Group configured as:
Number of Threads: 1
Loop Count: 10
When I execute this plan, in my View Results Tree, Request tab, I see that
the URL is always (i.e., 10) of the form:
GET http://localhost?/all?q=gandalf
The q never changes. I tried changing the Number of Threads and even
moving the elements about but it made no change. I was expecting that
q would change for each request, i.e., q=gandalf, q=frodo etc.. etc...
The jmeter.log is not highlighting any issues (even when debug is switch on)
Something broken?
-=david=-
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RE: CSV Data Set - always the same data
Posted by David Harrigan <dh...@gmail.com>.
Perfect!
Thanks, the documentation isn't that clear.
Thanks again.
-=david=-
Stefan Adamovsky wrote:
>
> You have to add a newline for every user and your csv file should look
> like:
> gandalf
> frodo
> elrond
> sauren
> peppen
> merry
>
> If u have more than one variable per user (e.g. the surname) your csv
> should look like
> gandalf,miller
> frodo,johnson
> ....
>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Using JMeter 2.2 under Ubuntu 6.10 and JDK 1.5.0_09
>>
>> I've configured a cvs file with the following information:
>>
>> gandalf,frodo,sam,elrond,sauron,pippen,merry
>>
>> I've added a CSV Data Set config as a child to HTTP Request, configured
>> as:
>>
>> Variable Names : query
>> Delimiter: , (default)
>> Recyle on EOF? True (default)
>>
>> Then in my HTTP Request, in my Parameters to send:
>>
>> Name : q
>> Value : ${query}
>>
>> I've added the HTTP Request to a Thread Group configured as:
>>
>> Number of Threads: 1
>> Loop Count: 10
>>
>> When I execute this plan, in my View Results Tree, Request tab, I see
>> that
>> the URL is always (i.e., 10) of the form:
>>
>> GET http://localhost?/all?q=gandalf
>>
>> The q never changes. I tried changing the Number of Threads and even
>> moving the elements about but it made no change. I was expecting that
>> q would change for each request, i.e., q=gandalf, q=frodo etc.. etc...
>>
>> The jmeter.log is not highlighting any issues (even when debug is switch
>> on)
>>
>> Something broken?
>>
>> -=david=-
>>
>>
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RE: CSV Data Set - always the same data
Posted by sp...@gmx.de.
You have to add a newline for every user and your csv file should look like:
gandalf
frodo
elrond
sauren
peppen
merry
If u have more than one variable per user (e.g. the surname) your csv should look like
gandalf,miller
frodo,johnson
....
>
> Hi,
>
> Using JMeter 2.2 under Ubuntu 6.10 and JDK 1.5.0_09
>
> I've configured a cvs file with the following information:
>
> gandalf,frodo,sam,elrond,sauron,pippen,merry
>
> I've added a CSV Data Set config as a child to HTTP Request, configured
> as:
>
> Variable Names : query
> Delimiter: , (default)
> Recyle on EOF? True (default)
>
> Then in my HTTP Request, in my Parameters to send:
>
> Name : q
> Value : ${query}
>
> I've added the HTTP Request to a Thread Group configured as:
>
> Number of Threads: 1
> Loop Count: 10
>
> When I execute this plan, in my View Results Tree, Request tab, I see that
> the URL is always (i.e., 10) of the form:
>
> GET http://localhost?/all?q=gandalf
>
> The q never changes. I tried changing the Number of Threads and even
> moving the elements about but it made no change. I was expecting that
> q would change for each request, i.e., q=gandalf, q=frodo etc.. etc...
>
> The jmeter.log is not highlighting any issues (even when debug is switch
> on)
>
> Something broken?
>
> -=david=-
>
>
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> http://www.nabble.com/CSV-Data-Set---always-the-same-data-tf2587806.html#a7215734
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