How can i know when a csv dataset has reached eof so that a while
loop stops?
Thanks in advance!
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Thanks a lot for pointing to me the right path!
On Jan 9, 2007, at 2:10 PM, sebb wrote:
On 09/01/07, Alexander Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all! New to the list here so please be patient ;)
I need to write a load test against a mysql database... I have
obtained queries created by our
I guess a while loop should do the trick too once i know how to tell
if the EOF has been reached.
On Jan 9, 2007, at 4:18 PM, chris wrote:
Will give it a try, thnx a lot.
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I think this worked, and it was a lot easier:
1 added a loop controller and set the loop count to the line count of
my file (maybe that can be set dynamically too), then added the
sampler and a csv dataset reader to the loop controller, it seems to
do exactly what i want! Should do the tric
Probably, tho I'm thingking that using the ${_CSVRead(c:/BOF/abcd.csv,
0)} (if it is still valid as I'm only reading some docs) in
conjuction with ${_CSVRead(c:/BOF/abcd.csv,next())}, all this in a
loop of some sort, may do the trick ... I'll see if i can make it do
it in a bit...
On Jan 9
This indeed is the exact situation. Maybe it can be solved by using BeanShell
scripting?
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Sorry, I don't have the answer, but It sounds exactly like what i
need to do, except with jdbc calls...
To make sure: You have one single HTTP sampler and want to grab the
url from a file, have that sampler hit all the urls in the file, but
have only one thread in your test So that if y
Hi all,
I have a big file with URL's that I would like Jmeter to request one by one.
If I have 1 thread and a loop count of 1 it should go over all the URL's from
the file.
Is this possible and any ideas on how this can be done? A simple example would
be great.
Thnx in advance,
Chris
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Thanks a lot for the quick response!
Please see below.
Why not just use CSV Dataset to pass in the query details?
The file can be as big as you like, and you can use the variables in
the JDBC sampler.
The JDBC Sampler allows the Query Type to be a variable, so you can
even mix SELECTs and UP
On 09/01/07, Alexander Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all! New to the list here so please be patient ;)
I need to write a load test against a mysql database... I have
obtained queries created by our application, i logged all queries
generated by a regression test.
It would be fairly simp
Hi all! New to the list here so please be patient ;)
I need to write a load test against a mysql database... I have
obtained queries created by our application, i logged all queries
generated by a regression test.
It would be fairly simple to write a small program to generate the
xml that
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