Hi All
My application does not accept multiple logins of the same user at any point of time.
What it does is, if the same user logs-in in a second browser, he will be logged out
in the first browser. Thus it sees that at any point of time a particular user will
not have more than one session.
It's the percentage of samples that failed.
Chris Krahe
Systems Architect
Aquilent, Inc (ack-wil-lent)
http://www.aquilent.com/
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Keith-
I'd use it if the listeners could read from the database. Specifically, I'd want the
listener to accept a select statement or stored procedure call that I type in :)
And I'm sure you already know this, but if done at run time it would have to be _real_
efficient, especially in the multi
I have been thinking about working on a SQL storage mechanism for JMeter.
The other tools I use all store to rel dbs, so I know *I* could really use
it. Opinions?
Keith Lancaster
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Subject: RE: comparing
Maybe a good enhancement is to have JMeter save the results to a database.
That way you always have your results in one location and it would be easy
to do comparisons.
A person could have a set of SQL statements that gets executed to create
some report.
That way your are not always recreating
Hi Shawn
We also received this message several times. After some study we came to know that one
of the following two things caused the problem
1. When we edited the .jmx file in an editor one or the other tag was not closed
properly i.e. the xml structure is disturbed.
2. This reason looks
hi there,
i'm new with JMeter.
when i run it for a web application, there's an item named "Error%" in
the Aggregate, what dose it mean?
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Fangzhu Chen
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