Load JMeter Test Result Files to TestMan

Q

How to load JMeter Test Result Files to TestMan?

✍: FYIcenter.com

A

You can use the following command to load a JMeter test result file (.jtl) in CSV format to TestMan:

>\fyicenter\mysql\bin\mysql -u fyicenter -D TestMan 
   -e "load data local infile 'jmeter_test_result.csv' 
   into table JMeter_Test_Result 
   fields terminated by ',' enclosed by '\"' 
   lines terminated by '\n' 
   ignore 1 lines;"

If you have multiple test result files to load, write a script to run the above command in a loop.

⇒ Alter JMeter Test Result Table Structure

⇐ Create JMeter Test Result Table

⇑ Implementing TestMan in MySQL

⇑⇑ Test Management Tutorials

2017-12-13, 1680🔥, 0💬

Create Test Run Tables
How to create TestMan test run tables in MySQL server? You can create TestMan test run tables in MySQL server by following this tutorial. 1. Create the following SQL file, CreateTestRun.sql: -- CreateTestRun.sql use TestMan; create table Test_Run ( ID int not null auto_increment, Name varchar(80), S... 2017-12-21, ∼3003🔥, 0💬

Create JMeter Test Result Table
How to create a table in TestMan to load JMeter Test Result? In order to convert JMeter Test Result into TestMan Test Run data model, you need to create a table in TestMan so JMeter can send test result directly to the database. Or you can load it manually. Here is the SQL script CreateJMeterTable.s... 2017-12-21, ∼2962🔥, 0💬

Truncate Test Case and Test Run Tables
How to Truncate Test Case and Test Run Tables? I want to remove old data and start it over from empty tables. You can follow this tutorials to truncate Test Case and Test Run Tables. 1. Create a SQL script file, TruncateTestMan.sql: -- TruncateTestMan.sql use TestMan; truncate table Test_Run_Case_St... 2017-11-26, ∼2545🔥, 0💬

MySQL Requirements for TestMan
What are MySQL requirements for implementing TestMan? If you want to implement TestMan data model in MySQL as described in previous chapters, you need to meet the following requirements. 1. MySQL server 5.6 or higher. 2. MySQL client command tool. 3. A database called "TestMan" on the MySQL server. ... 2017-12-21, ∼2004🔥, 0💬

Archive JMeter Test Result Data
How to archive JMeter Test Result Data? I have converted all JMeter test result records to TestMan now. After you have converted data from the jmeter_test_result table to TestMan database, you need move converted data to an archive table as shown in this tutorial. 1. If this the first time, create a... 2017-12-13, ∼1993🔥, 0💬

Convert JMeter Test Result to TestMan
How to Convert JMeter Test Result to TestMan Data Model? In order migrate JMeter test result to TestMan, we need to decide how to convert JMeter test result data to TestMan tables and fields. One way to map JMeter test result to TestMan is described below: 1. For each unique value of Test_Run_Case_S... 2017-12-13, ∼1909🔥, 0💬

Implementing TestMan in MySQL
Where to find tutorials on Implementing TestMan in MySQL? Here is a list of tutorials to answer many frequently asked questions compiled by FYIcenter.com team on Implementing TestMan in MySQL. MySQL Requirements for TestMan Create Test Case Tables Create Test Run Tables Create JMeter Test Result Tab... 2017-12-21, ∼1804🔥, 0💬

Update TestMan Test Run Tables
How to update TestMan Test_Run and Test_Run_Case tables with data from Test_Run_Case_Step table? "Duration", "Total", and "Failed" in Test_Run and Test_Run_Case tables can be calculated from Test_Run_Case_Step table as shown in the UpdateJMeterData.sql SQL script below: -- UpdateJMeterData.sql use T... 2017-12-13, ∼1755🔥, 0💬

Alter JMeter Test Result Table Structure
How to load Alter JMeter Test Result Table Structure? I found that my test result file does not match the table anymore. You need to alter JMeter Test Result table if you see issues when loading the test result file. For example, the "trid" is too big to fit into the "int" data type in the database.... 2017-12-13, ∼1681🔥, 0💬

All rights in the contents of this web site are reserved by the individual author. fyicenter.com does not guarantee the truthfulness, accuracy, or reliability of any contents.