JMeter Beginner Tutorial 15 - How to read data from CSV file (Parameterisation)

Step 1 : Add config element - CSV Data Set Config
Step 2 : Add details in CSV Data Set Config
Step 3 : Update value fields: ${variable_name}
Step 4 : Run and validate

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[deepakMCAknit]

I must say to thank you for all your free and handy tutorials of Jmeter. Before 4 to 5 years I had automation skill along with Jmeter. I am working in a big MNC right now and in these 5 years MNCs never ever given me chance to continue my this skill and I forgot about it. You are helping me to get that confidence back and making me able to say them, Hey give me some automation work or Good Bye !!

Happy Guru Purnima 'The Teacher' :)

[venkatasuresh]

Who does not like this. Your explanation is awesome

[RK-gjum]

Thank you Raghav, your explanation is very good

[aksluva]

hey Raghav,  great tutorials loved it. Very simple explanation.

[elsiemuthiani]

awesome teaching thanks very well understood and practiced

[bilalrahaoui]

for who does not work with him, please change in "CSV Data Set Config" the 4th option "Ignore First Line" to true (for new version 5.0 of jmeter)

[akhilp]

Raghav, this session is great and your presentation as well. Can you please make a session on Beanshell post processor and how to export data from response json to csv file. Thanks in Advance

[pratikshatamadalge]

Great tutorial, Is there in other tutorial to read (Array)data from CSV file (Parameterisation)? Please suggest

[vishalrathod-dnsw]

Thank you so much it is working for me. Really appreciated.

[tatsianamiatliuk]

Thanks a lot! Raglav, your video helped me to solve my issue by using this config element )

[aashisoni]

This video is so helpful and easy to understand. I want to know is there any way to pass multiple values in HTTP header manager through CSV?

[abhinay]

Iam following automation and jmeter as well .I am implementing in our office with that skills .thanks Aditya... one question related to jmeter .my application will generate one token when we login to that, so for performance testing how can we extract the token and how can we do load test for that ..

[GautamKumar-dgqc]

Hi thanks for the video
I have one doubt as you mentioned that 3 rows are there so we took 3 iterations,
what if we take the iterations as infinite then it will repeating again again right.
Like 1, 2, 3 then 1, 2, 3... and so on infinitely right?

[patrycjah]

Thanks a lot! You helped a lot, again!

[rajukp]

Hi Raghav, You are a great tutor. Thanks for your help. I request you to please add the notes that you prepared while teaching us if you have it. Sorry if I am bothering you

[shankarlingam]

Bro excellent tutorials bro we expect more tutorials on selenium webdriver, jira....

[arpitasharma]

Hi Raghav,
Your tutorials are very helpful I am functional tester but need to work now on performance testing so your tutorial are very helpful.
Getting below error:
Connection timed out while running a post request and providing input parameters from csv file

[vikasnanu]

Excellent session. loved it. Sir, can we have a session on how to write to CSV file using Jmeter, please.

[noormohammad]

Thanks a ton brother .... God bless you

[SameeraSenarathna]

Nicely Explained. Keep up the great work.