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From: Jim Brannan <jim.b@qualisystems.com>
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Subject: RE: Jmeter reporting
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Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2014 21:00:47 +0000
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If you use the simple data writer and save the data to a csv file, you will=
 see the data can include the thread name, which will end in like 1-1, 1-2,=
 1-3...  The -1, -2, -3, etc are the individual users.  So you can easily d=
o a pivot summary with this.   I think someone needs to write a save-to-sql=
 listener!!!  For now I have a tear-down thread calling an EXE that reads t=
he saved data file and inserts the data (improved for reporting) into an SQ=
L table.  'Opportunity' with performance testing is that is makes a LOT of =
data.

Jim=20
-----Original Message-----
From: rxfillpharm [mailto:rxfillpharm@yahoo.com.INVALID]=20
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2014 12:50 PM
To: user@jmeter.apache.org
Subject: Jmeter reporting

Hi Group,=20
I posted a question some days ago and guess it was not clear what I need.=20
New to performance testing and jmeter. I have a bunch of test plans that wo=
rk fine.=20


My test logs on, runs a small query, then logs off.=20
That takes @ 5 seconds as per my manual test and the jmeter test.=20

When I increase threads (users) to 10, I want to know with all users runnin=
g concurrently,=20
how long each individual user takes to complete the test (log on, run query=
, log off).
  There should not be that much of a different.=20

When I increase threads to 100, I should see a difference in the total time=
 per users.=20
Increase to 500 users, I should see the timer for each user take longer sti=
ll.=20

Is there a listener in jmeter that can tell me that, ie time per user. I'm =
thinking one=20
row of raw data for each thread.  I am not interested in the per http call =
speed.

Thank you and I hope that my question is clear(er).


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