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Save Only Transaction Response Times
Hi,
I would like to trap all transaction controller response times to their 1
csv.
Currently I trap all http samplers and transaction responses times to
Aggregate Report as a csv and run a ruby script to extract the Transaction
response times. My tests are larger and the csv's are becoming huge.
Outside of creating a separate Aggregate report listener as a child for each
Transaction Controller is there a faster more efficient way to do this?
Thanks
Mordechai
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RE: Save Only Transaction Response Times
Posted by Mordechai <mr...@gmail.com>.
Your exactly right - thats what I do now. What happened was that I had debug
on and the logs had changed slightly and this change had caused my script to
slow down, which made me think it wasn't scaling since the time to parse the
log started getting very long. I recently realized the debug issue, and
have removed it and I'm back to using the ruby script.
Thanks.
Mordechai
Sonam Chauhan wrote:
>
> [ Sorry if I didn't understand the question ] Instead of adding report
> listeners to your testcase, can't your ruby script simply extract
> sampler response times from the JMeter logfile (assuming one is being
> generated). I'd assume JMeter GC-es its logfile-writer code quite
> efficiently. There is some documentation of the JMeter logfile format on
> the JMeter wiki.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sebb [mailto:sebbaz@gmail.com]
> Sent: Friday, 6 March 2009 3:10 AM
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> Subject: Re: Save Only Transaction Response Times
>
> On 05/03/2009, Mordechai <mr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I would like to trap all transaction controller response times to
> their 1
>> csv.
>> Currently I trap all http samplers and transaction responses times to
>> Aggregate Report as a csv and run a ruby script to extract the
> Transaction
>> response times. My tests are larger and the csv's are becoming huge.
>>
>> Outside of creating a separate Aggregate report listener as a child
> for each
>> Transaction Controller is there a faster more efficient way to do
> this?
>
> The Aggregate Report listener is less efficient than the Summary
> Report, but neither will affect the data written to the CSV file.
>
> Sorry, not without writing some code.
>
> If you use the TC in parent sample mode, you might be able to use the
> BeanShell Listener to delete the TC child samples. I've not tested
> this.
>
> Otherwise, use the BeanShell Listener to write the TC sample data
> directly.
>
>> Thanks
>> Mordechai
>>
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RE: Save Only Transaction Response Times
Posted by Sonam Chauhan <so...@ce.com.au>.
[ Sorry if I didn't understand the question ] Instead of adding report
listeners to your testcase, can't your ruby script simply extract
sampler response times from the JMeter logfile (assuming one is being
generated). I'd assume JMeter GC-es its logfile-writer code quite
efficiently. There is some documentation of the JMeter logfile format on
the JMeter wiki.
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From: sebb [mailto:sebbaz@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, 6 March 2009 3:10 AM
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Subject: Re: Save Only Transaction Response Times
On 05/03/2009, Mordechai <mr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I would like to trap all transaction controller response times to
their 1
> csv.
> Currently I trap all http samplers and transaction responses times to
> Aggregate Report as a csv and run a ruby script to extract the
Transaction
> response times. My tests are larger and the csv's are becoming huge.
>
> Outside of creating a separate Aggregate report listener as a child
for each
> Transaction Controller is there a faster more efficient way to do
this?
The Aggregate Report listener is less efficient than the Summary
Report, but neither will affect the data written to the CSV file.
Sorry, not without writing some code.
If you use the TC in parent sample mode, you might be able to use the
BeanShell Listener to delete the TC child samples. I've not tested
this.
Otherwise, use the BeanShell Listener to write the TC sample data
directly.
> Thanks
> Mordechai
>
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Re: Save Only Transaction Response Times
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 05/03/2009, Mordechai <mr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I would like to trap all transaction controller response times to their 1
> csv.
> Currently I trap all http samplers and transaction responses times to
> Aggregate Report as a csv and run a ruby script to extract the Transaction
> response times. My tests are larger and the csv's are becoming huge.
>
> Outside of creating a separate Aggregate report listener as a child for each
> Transaction Controller is there a faster more efficient way to do this?
The Aggregate Report listener is less efficient than the Summary
Report, but neither will affect the data written to the CSV file.
Sorry, not without writing some code.
If you use the TC in parent sample mode, you might be able to use the
BeanShell Listener to delete the TC child samples. I've not tested
this.
Otherwise, use the BeanShell Listener to write the TC sample data directly.
> Thanks
> Mordechai
>
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