JTL File log extensions and Analysis
Please check below usefull information and analyze the report as per need.
/httpSample/@by
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By-Bytes
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This represents the total bytes consumed for execution of our
load test so you need to convert bytes into megabytes and check total memory
available for load test
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Note: Note your total Available Memory before execution of
load test and compare after execution of load test
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/httpSample/@dt
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Dt-Data Type
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What type of data type we are using to execute our load test
in general it should be text
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UTF-8 format we are using
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/httpSample/@lb
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Lb-Label Name
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Lb- represents the label name of an current HTTP request if
you want you can customize otherwise keep it as it ease
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HTTP Request name are known as sample names
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/httpSample/@lt
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Lt-Latency = time to initial response (milliseconds)
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Response time just cross check all the request and identify
which request consumes height response time and check with client given
response time for loading of pages
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Exapmle
Client defined GetUserEducationalDetails
should be open <=5 Sec
Observation:
Latency =47 ms
Which is normal in the execution
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/httpSample/@rc
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Rc- Response Code
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It shows response code if page downloaded successfully it
redirect the code as 200
Note: Please know all the HTTP codes before work
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HTTP Response Codes:
504= Internal Server Error
404= Not found
200=ok
Etc…..
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/httpSample/@rm
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Rm-Response Message
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Response message for HTTP 200 is OK
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Code with related text
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/httpSample/@s
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S-Success Flag (True/False)
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Page success full executed or not
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If it recorded True page executed success fully it records
false Failed to execute
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/httpSample/@t
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t-Elapsed Time
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Elapsed time represents how much duration our load test
executed
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EX= 5 min or 10 min or 20
12:02:02 to 12:15:07 etc…
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/httpSample/@tn
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tn-Thread Name
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Thread name is nothing but VUser Name
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Check VUSer names it executes from defined one or not
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/httpSample/@ts
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Ts-Time Stamp
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Time stamp shows the current time of staring load test
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NA
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