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Subject: regulate the number of active users
Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2007 18:24:14 +0530
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From: "Chhavi Bansal" <chhavi.bansal@globallogic.com>
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Hi,
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I have a scenario where it is required to control the number of
concurrent
threads to a certain value, at any instance of time. For example, at any
given point of time
during the execution of the test,I want that only 100 threads should be
running (it can be <=3D100 threads
 depending on the application). How can I achieve this using JMeter.
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If the above mentioned is not possible,can we find out the number of
threads that are active at one particular instance of time.(say if I m
running a test with 100 users in a forever mode)
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 Appreciate any help.
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Best Regards
Chhavi

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