Create Report after load test overwrites without warning
The Create Report option that is used to do data exporting of run statistics (csv files) after a load test has changed in release 4.6. In 4.5, the export file name text box remembered the last folder you exported to, and gave you the option of entering a file name. In 4.6, the folder text box is cleared so you have to keep re-entering the folder location, and it no longer asks for the export file name but uses the same file name as the last export-"LoadTestStatistics.csv"-and gives no warning that it's about to overwrite the existing file. In addition, the actual data exported has changed and there is a new first column containing color information (?) which of course means nothing to Excel when the CSV file is opened.
4.5 export data:
Test Step,min,max,avg,last,cnt,tps,bytes,bps,err,rat
Open1,205,3525,368.32,297,52,0.0,17940,1,0,0
SetOne1,203,850,296.86,277,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
ClrOne1,202,1634,301.21,307,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
SetFour1,202,1547,292.26,262,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
ClrFour1,202,1732,303.9,240,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
SetFive1,207,510,272.03,263,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
ClrFive1,203,363,270.59,303,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
4.6 export data:
" ","Test Step","min","max","avg","last","cnt","tps","bytes","bps","err","rat"
"java.awt.Color[r=242,g=80,b=190]","DataSource","6","18","11.8","10","5","0.03","0","0","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=201,g=255,b=10]","Open1","194","216","206.6","216","500","3.42","172500","1180","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=191,g=255,b=255]","SetOne1","185","207","199.92","207","500","3.42","157916","1080","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=255,g=255,b=74]","ClrOne1","194","212","199.72","201","500","3.42","157708","1079","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=255,g=255,b=241]","SetFour1","184","214","198.4","201","500","3.42","157708","1079","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=237,g=255,b=94]","ClrFour1","187","204","196.52","193","500","3.42","157708","1079","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=255,g=5,b=224]","SetFive1","188","198","194.33","197","500","3.42","157604","1078","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=234,g=51,b=77]","ClrFive1","186","211","198.65","211","500","3.42","157916","1080","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=255,g=178,b=181]","DataSource Loop","0","0","0.0","0","500","3.42","0","0","0","0"
"null","TestCase:","131806","146218","139111.81","142610","5","0.03","111906000","765855","0","0"
I haven't a clue what to do with the color information but maybe it's a feature and not a bug?
To demonstrate the behavior:
1. Run a load test in soapUI PRo 4.6
2. Click on the "Create Report" icon
3. Format=Data Export, LoadTestStatistics check box, Format=CSV, Generate Header Row checked
4.5 export data:
Test Step,min,max,avg,last,cnt,tps,bytes,bps,err,rat
Open1,205,3525,368.32,297,52,0.0,17940,1,0,0
SetOne1,203,850,296.86,277,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
ClrOne1,202,1634,301.21,307,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
SetFour1,202,1547,292.26,262,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
ClrFour1,202,1732,303.9,240,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
SetFive1,207,510,272.03,263,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
ClrFive1,203,363,270.59,303,52,0.0,16380,1,0,0
4.6 export data:
" ","Test Step","min","max","avg","last","cnt","tps","bytes","bps","err","rat"
"java.awt.Color[r=242,g=80,b=190]","DataSource","6","18","11.8","10","5","0.03","0","0","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=201,g=255,b=10]","Open1","194","216","206.6","216","500","3.42","172500","1180","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=191,g=255,b=255]","SetOne1","185","207","199.92","207","500","3.42","157916","1080","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=255,g=255,b=74]","ClrOne1","194","212","199.72","201","500","3.42","157708","1079","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=255,g=255,b=241]","SetFour1","184","214","198.4","201","500","3.42","157708","1079","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=237,g=255,b=94]","ClrFour1","187","204","196.52","193","500","3.42","157708","1079","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=255,g=5,b=224]","SetFive1","188","198","194.33","197","500","3.42","157604","1078","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=234,g=51,b=77]","ClrFive1","186","211","198.65","211","500","3.42","157916","1080","0","0"
"java.awt.Color[r=255,g=178,b=181]","DataSource Loop","0","0","0.0","0","500","3.42","0","0","0","0"
"null","TestCase:","131806","146218","139111.81","142610","5","0.03","111906000","765855","0","0"
I haven't a clue what to do with the color information but maybe it's a feature and not a bug?
To demonstrate the behavior:
1. Run a load test in soapUI PRo 4.6
2. Click on the "Create Report" icon
3. Format=Data Export, LoadTestStatistics check box, Format=CSV, Generate Header Row checked
