JMeter - how to handle very large xml output files for lengthy tests

Question

I want to run JMeter for a long period of time (6+ hours) to check the stability of the web application under load.

The problem is that the XML output files for jmeter become huge and very slow to parse using XSL.

Is it possible to:

• Send the output to the database (mysql, etc.)
• Divide the outputs into multiple XML files as soon as they reach their maximum size.

Answer 1

Inside Jmeter, none of your suggestions are possible. You may have a third-party tool / script to split the XML file after launch.

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Answer 2

, JMeter 3.1.

jmeter.properties(apache-jmeter-3.1/bin) jmeter.

httpsampler.max_bytes_to_store_per_request:

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