>Discussing this amongst the team we conclude that these requests are being redirected. You could verify this by using Follow redirects (instead of redirect automatically). In this case in view Results Tree listener you would see multiple requests grouped under 1 main request. if you use XML as the result type then you can see this in the JTL file as well (Not sure what you get in CSV) > I guess I can understand why the latency might be zero, but I am not sure >why the report indicates a large file size. Because it's giving you the size of the redirected url (the second request). If you want to record this as separate requests then you must uncheck both follow redirects and redirect automatically, write a post processor to extract out the location header and make a separate request to it.
regards deepak On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:21 PM, Carl Shaulis <cshau...@homeaway.com> wrote: > Hello, > > By the way this is an active and extremely responsive forum, so THANK YOU! > > I have a question regarding some data observations. We ran a load test > using a script with 5 thread groups. We save the data into a .csv file > then > import the data into MySQL. > > Some of the requests show 40K bytes, but have a latency that equals 0. > > Discussing this amongst the team we conclude that these requests are being > redirected. > > I guess I can understand why the latency might be zero, but I am not sure > why the report indicates a large file size. > > Any thoughts? > > Since I have your attention does anyone have a baked SQL script for > returning average latency per thread group? :o) > > Thanks, > > Carl >
