Re: Sample Batching: how to reduce data and avoid out of memory?

sebb-2-2 wrote: On 11/09/2008, jephperro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: JMeter has been working well for me under small load. However, my problem is with the JMeter console running out of memory when collecting data from the remote machines. I've been using Mode=Hold, and once the test

Sample Batching: how to reduce data and avoid out of memory?

JMeter has been working well for me under small load. However, my problem is with the JMeter console running out of memory when collecting data from the remote machines. I've been using Mode=Hold, and once the test finishes, the client tends to crash on me. I have 5 machines, starting 100

Re: Running JMeter as server, how is CSV data chosen

Thanks very much, I've been able to ramp up the number of users by dividing my user/pass file into 5 pieces. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Running-JMeter-as-server%2C-how-is-CSV-data-chosen-tp1940p19426036.html Sent from the JMeter - User mailing list archive at

Running JMeter as server, how is CSV data chosen

Hi there, I am using Jmeter to do some performance testing, running 5 machines using the Jmeter_server. It's working pretty well so far. Here's the question though. I have a list of logins and passwords in a CSV file. Does each instance (server) use the same CSV file starting at line 1? So