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Each time when I run Jmeter script I have to save the summary report and graphs manually. I want them to be stored automatically. I tried to write the Summary results to file as C:\JMeter\Summary${__time(ddMMyy HHmmss)}.csv . But it comes out in XML format. I want in table format. When I try to save the response graph as following C:\JMeter\ResponseGraph${__time(ddMMyy HHmmss)}.tif . The graph is not stored. It comes out as invalid image. Also, please tell me how to analyse the results which I obtain and how should I interpret them If I load test a website. My website is like log in as a user,

Being new to Rails, I am having a difficult time finding a website or reference that gives a run down summary of Ruby on Rails. I understand MVC, ActiveRecord, and that sort of stuff on a basic level, but I am having a hard time understanding some of the relationships and fundamentals. For instance: What are all naming conventions I need to be aware of? How should controller actions be structured and named? What are the best ways to render information in a view (via :content_for or render a partial) and what are ways I shouldn't use? What should go into a helper and what shouldn't? What are

If I have a MySQL table such as: I want to use SQL to calculate the sum of the PositiveResult column and also the NegativeResult column. Normally I could simply do SUM(PositiveResult) in a query. But what if I wanted to go a step further and place the totals in a row at the bottom of the result set: Can this be achieved at the data level or is it a presentation layer issue? If it can be done by SQL, how might I do this? I am a bit of an SQL newbie. Thanks to the respondents. I will now check things with the customer. Also, can a text column be added so that the value of the last row of data is

I have a vector and a cell array (with repeating strings) with the same size. The cell array defines the groups. I want to find min/max values in the vector for each group. For example: value = randperm(5) %# just an example, non-unique in general value = 4 1 2 3 5 group = {'a','b','a','c','b'}; [grnum, grname] = grp2idx(group); I use ACCUMARRAY function for this: grvalue = accumarray(grnum,value,[],@max); So I have new cell array with unique group name ( grname ) and new vector ( grvalue ). grname = 'a' 'b' 'c' grvalue = 4 5 3 But I also need to find location index of values from old vector

Background In order to speed up generating grouped summaries across multiple tables; as I'm doing most of that while in dplyr workflow, I've drafted a simple function that generates the desired metrics # Function to generate summary table generate_summary_tbl <- function(dataset, group_column, summary_column) { group_column <- enquo(group_column) summary_column <- enquo(summary_column) dataset %>% group_by(!!group_column) %>% summarise( mean = mean(!!summary_column), sum = sum(!!summary_column) # Other metrics that need to be generated frequently ) %>% ungroup -> smryDta return(smryDta) }

I am new to prometheus and grafana... My primary goal is to get the response time per request. For me it seemed to be a simple thing - but whatever I do I do not get the results I require. I need to be able to analyse the service lateny in the last minutes/hours/days. The current implementation I found was a simple SUMMARY (without definition of quantiles) which is scraped every 15s. Is it possible to get the average request latency of the last minute from my prometheus SUMMARY? If YES: How? If NO: What should I do? Currently I am using the following query: rate(http_response_time_sum