You only need 1 data file. CSV DataSet will read a new line for each user/thread, and for each loop (if in a loop).
Try it and see On 04/05/06, Durgs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
sebb <sebbaz <at> gmail.com> writes: > > On 02/05/06, Brian Childs <bchilds <at> campuspartners.com> wrote: > > Thanks for this! I now understand how a Counter with variables can work. This will be helpful when I have > test logins set up. Until then, I have a couple of questions about your reply "replace the Counter with a CSV > Data Set.": > > > 1.) Do you think CSV Data Set is preferred to the User Parameters Pre Processor I've been trying to use? (If > CVS works as I think it does, it's going to be much easier because of the ease of adding userNames & passwords.) > > Yes, unless you only have a few users. > > > 2.) For CSV Data Set, is this attaching a *.csv Filename in "HTTP Request - Login" and then adding a > Parameter Name of "userName,password"? > > You need to put the CSV Data Set at the start of the Thread Group, and > fill in the fields. > > No changes needed to the Sampler (unless you use different variable names). > > > 3.) For the CSV file, record the first userName & password in A1, B1, the second in A2, B2? > > Yes > > > Do I need to add a header row of userName password in the CSV file? > > Do not use a header. > > > 3.) Can you send me a link of where I can find more info about CSV Data Set in JMeter? > > http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#CSV_Data_Set_Config > > > > > While I've tried a bunch of variations I'm still not able to get CSV to work (reminder, these tests work if I > put in the actual userName & password). Here are some of what I've tried: > > > > 'HTTP Request - Login' > > > > Name, Value > > 1. cmd, Login > > 2. userName, ${userName} (also tried "userName") > ${userName} is correct > > > 3. password, ${password} (also tried "password") > > > > Send a File With the Request: > > Filename: E:\JMeterScripts\Test files\userNamePassword.csv > > No, not unless you are POSTing this file > > > Parameter Name: ${userName},${password} (also tried "userName,password") > > Not needed. > > > I've tried various CSV files too; below are a few examples: > > > > james13,password > > david13,password > > > > userName,password > > james13,password > > david13,password > > > > ${userName},${password} > No > > james13,password > > david13,password > > > > james13,password,david13,password > > > > userName,password,james13,password,david13,password > > ${userName},${password},james13,password,david13,password > No > > > > Again, thanks any additional help. I've been working on this for a while and reading all kinds of posts... > > BC > Hi sebb, i have a similar but bit complex problem. i need to have 5 threads (simulated user) and each thread with 3 iterations. so totally, it will be 5 * 3=15 times. now i need to input different data on 15 iterations. how is this possible. frm ur previous post, i understood, we can do it for single thread with multiple iterations. but for multiple threads and multiple iterations, how is this possible. pls advice. i know we can have 1 csv file for each thread/user and can input data for 3 iterations in it. so for 5 threads, do u mean we need 5 csv files. its not feasible for me, as i need to test for 100+ threads. so pls suggest. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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