Thanc Peter,
that means Rate says , under some load (thread count) server will be able to
handle N requests per minute (or second or hour) for a particular page.
Why you said Iam usinng old version ?? Iam using 2.0.3
regards
Srikanth
Peter Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you're using an old
Hi All,
In Jmeter's Aggregate Report, what actually does the last column Rate
represent.
When I run my test , I am getting different values like 1.54/min, 0.54/sec etc
for different samples.
How to interpret these values.
regards
Srikanth
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you're using an old version. the rate is the estimated rate per minute
or second. at the end of the test, the final rate is the actual number
of requests per minute your web application handled.
peter
On 7/12/05, srikanth peddireddy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
In Jmeter's Aggregate
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