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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Luciana Moreira Signed by - PrivaSphere AG <si...@privasphere.com> on 2010/08/26 16:45:08 UTC
CSV Data not updating
Hello,
Sorry if this is a simple question, I am a bit new to Bean Shell and
believe that maybe it is causing some problems in my script.
My script has a CSV data set reading from a file that contains several
lines with the parameters that I need. I use these parameters to execute
many different configuration tests on our servers.
Now since I inserted some BeanShell Samplers and Assertions, my tests
are not reading the next line of the CSV data, instead it is executing
the same test over and over again.
Before I dig into the jmeter code I was wondering if there is something
that I need to do, such as calling a reset method or anything else.
Thx in advance!
Luciana
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Re: CSV Data not updating
Posted by Luciana Moreira <mo...@privasphere.com>.
Turns out that I had quoted data in my CSV file such as:
196,<PSPMUCSMS phone="+41 76/381-7760"/>,2,private,0,0,1,0
And the allow quoted data was set to true. This seems to have cause the
entire problem.
Bean shell is working just fine.
regards
Luciana Moreira Signed by - PrivaSphere AG wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Sorry if this is a simple question, I am a bit new to Bean Shell and
> believe that maybe it is causing some problems in my script.
>
> My script has a CSV data set reading from a file that contains several
> lines with the parameters that I need. I use these parameters to
> execute many different configuration tests on our servers.
>
> Now since I inserted some BeanShell Samplers and Assertions, my tests
> are not reading the next line of the CSV data, instead it is executing
> the same test over and over again.
>
> Before I dig into the jmeter code I was wondering if there is
> something that I need to do, such as calling a reset method or
> anything else.
>
> Thx in advance!
> Luciana
>
>
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