JMeter Tutorials | 11 | How to read values from CSV file | Data-driven testing using JMeter
Data-driven testing is one of the most important mechanisms to determine the stability of the application.
In this video, we are going to learn how to fetch the data from a CSV file and use it for the tests in JMeter.
Query to be used: https://www.google.com/search?q=trichy
In the above query, instead of directly providing the city values in the JMeter, we are going to fetch them from a CSV file and use it in the test.
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