I am currently using JMeter and creating a report using the Report Dashboard for a web application but I noticed that the values are being displayed by specific request and not by transaction. I would like to ask if there is a way to combine these results into just one line item. See attached for sample screenshot. Instead of displaying individually, I would like to display it by transaction. So in this case it should be only App_Launch and not 39 App_Launch, 40 App_Launch etc. etc. Thanks.
Report Dashboard
Script - App_Launch
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Please, I created this report and published it on the web
But it is interesting that the filters that I enabled in three columns do not appear - they only work on my computer, in the desktop version. Does Publishing to the Power BI Web not allow you to include filters?
Filters should work the same with Publish to Web.
One thing you need to keep in mind is that there can be a significant lag between publishing the file and when the public link is updated.
From Microsoft documentation:
How it works (technical details)
When you create an embed code using Publish to web, the report is made visible to Internet users. It's publicly available, so you can expect viewers to easily share the report through social media in the future. Users view the report either by opening the direct public URL or viewing it embedded in a web page or blog. As they do, Power BI caches the report definition and the results of the queries required to view the report. This caching ensures that thousands of concurrent users can view the report without impacting performance.
The data is cached for one hour from the time it is retrieved. If you update the report definition (for example, if you change its View mode) or refresh the report data, it can take some time before changes are reflected in the version of the report that your users view. When a data refresh occurs for an import data model, the service clears the cached data and retrieves new data. In most cases, the data is updated nearly simultaneous with the import of the data. However, for reports with many distinct queries, it may take some time to update. Since each element and data value is cached independently, when a data update occurs, a user may see a mix of current and previous values. Therefore, we recommend staging your work ahead of time, and creating the Publish to web embed code only when you're satisfied with the settings. If your data will refresh, minimize the number of refreshes and perform the refreshes at off hours. We don’t recommend using Publish to web for data that needs to refresh frequently.
Make sure you have the Filtering enabled in the 'Options and settings' section of the Desktop PBI before publishing.
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Need a solution to save the Jmeter Dashboard report in Confluence
I am using Jmeter 5.1 and at the end of the test run, I get a nice graphical Dashboard report containing throughput, error rate, Response time etc. I need to upload this report to confluence so that everyone has access to it. How can this be done? I see that the Dashboard uses the .jtl file, so want to know what files need to be packaged and uploaded for the report to be displayed correctly in Confluence
JMeter Dashboard report is generating also HTML, You can do i manually
You can generate the HTML report using menu item Tools → Generate HTML report
I have around 20 OBIEE Reports and these Reports automatically refreshed after a certain time period (different for each report). Users navigate to these reports through my SharePoint site home page. Now, I want to display which report is refresh at time in SharePoint page.
Is there any way I can achieve this capability?
Please let me know if requirement is not clear.
Not sure if you comprehend how OBI and analytical systems work but let me make something clear:
It is NOT the "OBIEE Report" getting refreshed.
First of all because OBI uses "Analyses" whereas BIP uses "Reports".
Second and most importantly it is because the DATA SOURCES are refreshed. The "analysis" is just a visualization container and nothing else. OBIEE does not store or persist data.
I have a aspx webpage which is integrated with SSRS reports.I want to perform a performance test using Jmeter,I used the Jmeter HTTP(S) script recorder for the same.
It was seen that the response data captured by Jmeter returns error message stating as below
Report Viewer Configuration Error
The Report Viewer Web Control HTTP Handler has not been registered in the application's web.config file. Add to the system.web/httpHandlers section of the web.config file, or add to the system.webServer/handlers section for Internet Information Services 7 or later.
and will not the show the report data as the response though the POST was successfull.
In the above context the jmeter test is intended to test the response time of reports.
Could anyone please help me on this.
Thanks in Advance,
Theju
When it comes to modern web applications, record and replay may not work as there could be some dynamic parameters responsible for preserving and controlling values or protecting from CSRF attacks so you will need to build you test as follows:
Open 1st page
Detect all dynamic parameters and convert them into JMeter Variables
Open 2nd page providing dynamic parameters extracted in the previous step
The process is known as correlation and you can find a plenty of articles by searching "JMeter correlation" over the web.
Check out ASP.NET Login Testing with JMeter guide for real-life example related to ASP web apps.
In my controller, I need to generate a very data-extensive report. I would need to access about 150-200 fields in my SQL Server database, do some calculations, generate a PDF and have it available for download.
Is there a "batch" process or similar concept in Laravel that would help me with this? I need these reports to be created ad-hoc whenever a user decides and ideally display a progress bar while the report is being generated.
Thanks for any help or advice