Throughput measurement in JMeter

[Sahina Bose <sa...@aditi.com>]

Hi,

I have a question about throughput measurement.
Looking at the jtl files for my test plan, it seems to me that throughput = (Timestamp of last request) - (Timestamp of first request) / Number of requests.
Is this correct?
The timestamp that is logged in the jtl file - is it the time that the thread was created? 
Doesn't throughput measurement take into account the response time of the server? 

thanks and regards
sahina

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Re: Throughput measurement in JMeter

[ms...@apache.org]

Throughput = # requests/total time of test.  This measure is highly dependent 
on the response time of the server.  Each timestamp is recorded when a 
sample is finished.

-Mike

On 14 May 2003 at 17:08, Sahina Bose wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I have a question about throughput measurement.
> Looking at the jtl files for my test plan, it seems to me that throughput = 
(Timestamp of last request) - (Timestamp of first request) / Number of 
requests.
> Is this correct?
> The timestamp that is logged in the jtl file - is it the time that the thread was 
created? 
> Doesn't throughput measurement take into account the response time of 
the server? 
> 
> thanks and regards
> sahina
> 
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