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$ jtlmin.sh
Usage: jtlmin.sh <filename> 
Summarizes JMeter JTL output into 1-minute blocks

$ jtlmin.sh queryBalance.jtl
Processing queryBalance.jtl

$ ls q*
queryBalance.jtl  queryBalance.jtl.OUT

$ head queryBalance.jtl.OUT
/c/jmeter/performance/Myserver/output/queryBalance.jtl
unixtime        date    time    thruput(tpm)    response(ms)
1160354940      2006.Oct.09     13:49   65      0
1160355000      2006.Oct.09     13:50   0       0
1160355060      2006.Oct.09     13:51   0       0
1160355120      2006.Oct.09     13:52   56      0
1160355180      2006.Oct.09     13:53   98      108
1160355240      2006.Oct.09     13:54   84      125
1160355300      2006.Oct.09     13:55   0       0
1160355360      2006.Oct.09     13:56   0       0

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Extract from JMeter Test Plan (JMX file)

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Script: attachment:jmxparse.sh.txt BR Another possibly useful tool which will give a text based summary of what's in your JMeter JMX script. Mainly uses grep and sed.

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$ jmxparse.sh pre60min5BH10STEPTEST_grserverMyserver.jmx TestPlan.enabled=true clientID Myserver wsdl http://12.34.56.78:8080/webservice.wsdl hostIP 12.34.56.78 hostPort 8080 serialFile C:\jmeter\prioritisation\serial.txt rampupInterval 3600 rampdownInterval 3600 spikeInterval 300 testname= applyCredit enabled=false num_threads 2 rampup5_1 9 rampup5_2 34 rampdown5_1 34 rampdown5_2 9 spikeLoad5 33 testname= queryBalance enabled=true num_threads 14 rampup2_1 125 rampup2_2 461 rampdown2_1 461 rampdown2_2 125 spikeLoad2 497

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