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I am trying to print 95 Percentile and 99 Percentile response times in the jmeter aggregate report from the command line For this, I have tried the solution mentioned in here: Jmeter: Generating aggregate report through commnd line is not including 95% and 99% line in generated report but that didn't work. I have tried editing the jmeter.properties file too. Also, the other solution that I came across is to generate the ResponseTimesPercentiles graph using CMDRunner.jar in csv format but that gives all the values from 0-99.9 which I don't need. So is there a way I can customize the csv file to just have ReponseTimesPercentiles for desired values?

Also tried this command:

java -jarCMDRunner.jar --tool Reporter --generate-csv test.csv --input-jtl results.jtl --include-labels aggregate_report_99%_line --plugin-type AggregateReport

which didn't work. So, is there any way that I can generate the 95% and 99 Percentiles in the aggregate report

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The functionality is available by default starting from JMeter version 2.13

JMeter 90, 95, 99 percentiles

The behavior is controllable via the following properties:

aggregate_rpt_pct1=90
aggregate_rpt_pct2=95
aggregate_rpt_pct3=99

If you don't see percentiles like at the above image in your Aggregate Report - add the above lines to user.properties file.

NB:

  • The approach won't work on JMeter versions earlier than 2.13
  • JMeter restart will be required to pick the properties up, dynamic changes won't work.
Dmitri T
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You can do it from CMD, First make the plan using GUI, then in the bin folder of Jmeter, open CMD and run the following command.

jmeter -n -t "[PATH-FOR-PLAN]\myplan.jmx" -l "[PATH-OF-RESULT]\results.csv" -e -o "[PATH-OF-OUTPUT]\output"

The output folder will have a webpage with the aggregate report

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  • I dont see the -e option is version 2.13. pls mention your jmeter version – Ganesh S Aug 09 '18 at 07:38
  • it requires lots of memory, for my tests involving > 40k the file isn't generated anymore. I allocated 25G to java but still getting a heap space exception. This solution does not scale. – NicolasW Jan 15 '20 at 14:52