How can we Generate CSV and JTL Report at same time from command line? - jmeter

Can we generate CSV and .JTL Report at same time as i need CSV report for generating Dashboard Report and .JTL for generating Perform Metrics collector image.

you can use either jtl or csv to generate the Dashboard report and Perform Metrics collector graphs any other graphs). No need of capturing in separate formats.
I don't think so there is a way to generate both (specifying -l two times will give an error saying Duplicate options. And In non-gui mode, listeners can't be accessed.
You can refer the following link to capture the results in non-gui mode:
https://www.blazemeter.com/blog/top-2-techniques-get-jmeter-test-results-non-gui-mode

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Which DB? There is Backend Listener which have a couple of implementations, one of them - InfluxDbBackendListenerClient allows storing all (or specified) metrics into InfluxDB
See How to Use Grafana to Monitor JMeter Non-GUI Results - Part 2 for comprehensive steps on installation and configuration of JMeter and InfluxDB for real-time results storing

How to identify which request from Jmeter was slowest?

We are running performance tests using JMeter. In the Aggregate report we are able to view the minimum and maximum times. We now want to identify exactly which request from JMeter took the maximum time that was reported, so that we can perform a root cause analysis. So, how do we identify that request in JMeter?
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I am creating summary report in Jmeter and storing it in csv file. But when I check the csv file, I do not get the min max values in it as seen in the summary GUI. How can I get it ?
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I am running Jmeter in non-gui mode with two listeners (aggregate data and view results tree) in test plan. When I load the (aggregate data).jtl file and (view results tree).csv file i have different numbers of responses.
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In Jmeter, when I set the file name in the Filename text box, configure the results and run the tests, I see that the file does not have Min, Max, Avg Reponse Times, which are displayed in the summary report.
How can be these values added to report in Jmeter?
Or is there any plug-in which I can use to do that?
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