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Hi All,
Can any one say what does x10 or x100 means in the graph that can be seen along with the metric name in the graph plotted by perfmon listener on running the script.
Please reply ASAP.
Vincent Daburon
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Hi,
The values on the graph is multiply x 10 or x 100
For example : CPU on computer 1 between 20% and 60% ( x 1) CPU on computer 2 between 3% and 8% could be graph with values 30 and 80 ( x 10)
You could change this feature "Settings > Graph Setting > deselect the "Auto-zoom rows for best fit"
Regards. Vincent D.
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Thanks for the reply Vincent...So does it mean if I try to capture memory usage of a server for ex : the graph shows a maximum at around 15000(mb) in Y-axis and in the metric name it shows x10...So it means the maximum memory consumed while my script ran is 150000 mb r 150GB
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Is there any way to disable this when running JMeter without a GUI? It seems to still scale the values for the csv and I don't have any way to know that scale when i look at the data later.
Andrey Pokhilko
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The data is written into CSV with constant scale x1000. That is needed to keep floating point values. There is no way to disable it.
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