Re: Unable to import large aggregate report in jmeter UI, on linux OS

On 12/04/2010, Deepak Shetty wrote: > Hi > bigger files are best processed by loading them to database. I suspect most spreadsheets would have problems with a dataset this size. How many records are there? Alternatives are to use a scripting language which can accumulate data line by line or a

Re: Unable to import large aggregate report in jmeter UI, on linux OS

Hi bigger files are best processed by loading them to database. What errors did you get in jmeter.log (after heap size increase)? Try starting Jmeter with a console (use jmeter.cmd instead of jmeterw) and see what happens . if it seems to get stuck , you can take a thread dump (pause + ctrl brea

Unable to import large aggregate report in jmeter UI, on linux OS

Hi, I ran my jmeter test for last 3 days in cmd line mode. The aggregate result is writing to a jtl file in "Save Field Names (CSV)" format. I thought xml would be lot of data so using csv. The result file size is 80 MB. Now when I try to import it, i am not seeing any results imported in jmeter