JMeter not saving test!

[Mi...@novainfo.com]

I have a very large test plan. Yesterday I noticed that it started saving my
file with 0 bytes! It was almost 6.5 megs. It over wrote what I had so its
gone. Then, it started giving me an error where it can't save it at all. It
did the same thing again today. Luckily I was saving under the names
test_plan.jmx, test_plan2.jmx, etc. I lost a couple of hours of work. If
anyone was using just one file, like most people probably would, they could
lose a LOT of work. This is very troubling. It happened again today and I
lost a couple of hours of work again. One big problem is you dont know its
saving them as 0 byte files and you start to cycle back through your old
tests (test_plan2.jmx, test_plan3.jmx, etc) and the next thing you know it's
zeroed out all of them.
WTF is up with this!?! Is it running out of memory? If so, can we have a
notification as such along with a button to garbage collect and save to at
least give people the chance of saving their work and restarting JMeter with
more memory?
thanks,
Mike

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Re: JMeter not saving test!

[Jordi Salvat i Alabart <js...@atg.com>]

Did you get any errors in the jmeter.log? Can you please post them here?

Yes, for such a big test plan, OOM is definitely a possiblity. Touch the 
ARGS in bin/jmeter[.bat] to increase the available memory. There's 
comments in bin/jmeter explaining which arguments to touch at.

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Salut,

Jordi.

En/na Michael.Lee@novainfo.com ha escrit:
> I have a very large test plan. Yesterday I noticed that it started saving my
> file with 0 bytes! It was almost 6.5 megs. It over wrote what I had so its
> gone. Then, it started giving me an error where it can't save it at all. It
> did the same thing again today. Luckily I was saving under the names
> test_plan.jmx, test_plan2.jmx, etc. I lost a couple of hours of work. If
> anyone was using just one file, like most people probably would, they could
> lose a LOT of work. This is very troubling. It happened again today and I
> lost a couple of hours of work again. One big problem is you dont know its
> saving them as 0 byte files and you start to cycle back through your old
> tests (test_plan2.jmx, test_plan3.jmx, etc) and the next thing you know it's
> zeroed out all of them.
> WTF is up with this!?! Is it running out of memory? If so, can we have a
> notification as such along with a button to garbage collect and save to at
> least give people the chance of saving their work and restarting JMeter with
> more memory?
> thanks,
> Mike
> 
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