Jmeter returns 'The statement did not return a result set' for a SQL Query
I have below SQL Query which is running fine in SQL Server but its showing error while executing in JMETER
declare @LogSpace table (DatabaseName varchar(255), [Log Size (MB)] float, [Log Space Used (%)] float, [Status] int) insert into @LogSpace execute('dbcc sqlperf(''LogSpace'')') select cast(round([Log Space Used (%)],2,0) as decimal(18,2)) from @LogSpace where DatabaseName = 'PUB_SUB_E2E';
Error: Response message:
com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: The statement did not
return a result set.
I am using the JDBC Request Query Type as 'SELECT Statement'
Any help would be appreciated.
jmeter
asked Jan 20 at 0:05
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I have below SQL Query which is running fine in SQL Server but its showing error while executing in JMETER
declare @LogSpace table (DatabaseName varchar(255), [Log Size (MB)] float, [Log Space Used (%)] float, [Status] int) insert into @LogSpace execute('dbcc sqlperf(''LogSpace'')') select cast(round([Log Space Used (%)],2,0) as decimal(18,2)) from @LogSpace where DatabaseName = 'PUB_SUB_E2E';
Error: Response message:
com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: The statement did not
return a result set.
I am using the JDBC Request Query Type as 'SELECT Statement'
Any help would be appreciated.
jmeter
asked Jan 20 at 0:05
Rakesh133Rakesh133
568
add a comment |
I have below SQL Query which is running fine in SQL Server but its showing error while executing in JMETER
declare @LogSpace table (DatabaseName varchar(255), [Log Size (MB)] float, [Log Space Used (%)] float, [Status] int) insert into @LogSpace execute('dbcc sqlperf(''LogSpace'')') select cast(round([Log Space Used (%)],2,0) as decimal(18,2)) from @LogSpace where DatabaseName = 'PUB_SUB_E2E';
Error: Response message:
com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: The statement did not
return a result set.
I am using the JDBC Request Query Type as 'SELECT Statement'
Any help would be appreciated.
jmeter
asked Jan 20 at 0:05
Rakesh133Rakesh133
568
I have below SQL Query which is running fine in SQL Server but its showing error while executing in JMETER
declare @LogSpace table (DatabaseName varchar(255), [Log Size (MB)] float, [Log Space Used (%)] float, [Status] int) insert into @LogSpace execute('dbcc sqlperf(''LogSpace'')') select cast(round([Log Space Used (%)],2,0) as decimal(18,2)) from @LogSpace where DatabaseName = 'PUB_SUB_E2E';
Error: Response message:
com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: The statement did not
return a result set.
I am using the JDBC Request Query Type as 'SELECT Statement'
Any help would be appreciated.
jmeter
jmeter
asked Jan 20 at 0:05
Rakesh133Rakesh133
568
asked Jan 20 at 0:05
Rakesh133Rakesh133
568
asked Jan 20 at 0:05
Rakesh133Rakesh133
568
asked Jan 20 at 0:05
Rakesh133Rakesh133
568
asked Jan 20 at 0:05
Rakesh133Rakesh133
568
568
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As per JMeter documentation:
JDBC Request
This sampler lets you send a JDBC Request (an SQL query) to a database.
In your case there are multiple queries of different nature which cannot be executed in a single shot. So the options are in:
- Split the statement into separate queries so only a single query would be executed by a JDBC Request sampler
- Convert your query into a Stored Procedure and execute it using
Callable Statement - Use BEGIN and END statements to specify logical blocks
- Move to JSR223 Sampler and write your queries in Groovy language (however you will still have to split it as suggested in the point 1 and use execute() function for parts which don't produce results and executeQuery for the parts which do.
answered Jan 21 at 3:00
Dmitri TDmitri T
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Yes that worked perfectly fine. I just created a Stored Procedure and executed it using the Callable Statement. Thanks Dmitri for the answer.
– Rakesh133
Jan 22 at 11:29
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As per JMeter documentation:
JDBC Request
This sampler lets you send a JDBC Request (an SQL query) to a database.
In your case there are multiple queries of different nature which cannot be executed in a single shot. So the options are in:
- Split the statement into separate queries so only a single query would be executed by a JDBC Request sampler
- Convert your query into a Stored Procedure and execute it using
Callable Statement - Use BEGIN and END statements to specify logical blocks
- Move to JSR223 Sampler and write your queries in Groovy language (however you will still have to split it as suggested in the point 1 and use execute() function for parts which don't produce results and executeQuery for the parts which do.
answered Jan 21 at 3:00
Dmitri TDmitri T
71.1k33660
Yes that worked perfectly fine. I just created a Stored Procedure and executed it using the Callable Statement. Thanks Dmitri for the answer.
– Rakesh133
Jan 22 at 11:29
add a comment |
As per JMeter documentation:
JDBC Request
This sampler lets you send a JDBC Request (an SQL query) to a database.
In your case there are multiple queries of different nature which cannot be executed in a single shot. So the options are in:
- Split the statement into separate queries so only a single query would be executed by a JDBC Request sampler
- Convert your query into a Stored Procedure and execute it using
Callable Statement - Use BEGIN and END statements to specify logical blocks
- Move to JSR223 Sampler and write your queries in Groovy language (however you will still have to split it as suggested in the point 1 and use execute() function for parts which don't produce results and executeQuery for the parts which do.
answered Jan 21 at 3:00
Dmitri TDmitri T
71.1k33660
Yes that worked perfectly fine. I just created a Stored Procedure and executed it using the Callable Statement. Thanks Dmitri for the answer.
– Rakesh133
Jan 22 at 11:29
add a comment |
As per JMeter documentation:
JDBC Request
This sampler lets you send a JDBC Request (an SQL query) to a database.
In your case there are multiple queries of different nature which cannot be executed in a single shot. So the options are in:
- Split the statement into separate queries so only a single query would be executed by a JDBC Request sampler
- Convert your query into a Stored Procedure and execute it using
Callable Statement - Use BEGIN and END statements to specify logical blocks
- Move to JSR223 Sampler and write your queries in Groovy language (however you will still have to split it as suggested in the point 1 and use execute() function for parts which don't produce results and executeQuery for the parts which do.
answered Jan 21 at 3:00
Dmitri TDmitri T
71.1k33660
As per JMeter documentation:
JDBC Request
This sampler lets you send a JDBC Request (an SQL query) to a database.
In your case there are multiple queries of different nature which cannot be executed in a single shot. So the options are in:
- Split the statement into separate queries so only a single query would be executed by a JDBC Request sampler
- Convert your query into a Stored Procedure and execute it using
Callable Statement - Use BEGIN and END statements to specify logical blocks
- Move to JSR223 Sampler and write your queries in Groovy language (however you will still have to split it as suggested in the point 1 and use execute() function for parts which don't produce results and executeQuery for the parts which do.
answered Jan 21 at 3:00
Dmitri TDmitri T
71.1k33660
answered Jan 21 at 3:00
Dmitri TDmitri T
71.1k33660
answered Jan 21 at 3:00
Dmitri TDmitri T
71.1k33660
answered Jan 21 at 3:00
Dmitri TDmitri T
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71.1k33660
Yes that worked perfectly fine. I just created a Stored Procedure and executed it using the Callable Statement. Thanks Dmitri for the answer.
– Rakesh133
Jan 22 at 11:29
add a comment |
Yes that worked perfectly fine. I just created a Stored Procedure and executed it using the Callable Statement. Thanks Dmitri for the answer.
– Rakesh133
Jan 22 at 11:29
Yes that worked perfectly fine. I just created a Stored Procedure and executed it using the Callable Statement. Thanks Dmitri for the answer.
– Rakesh133
Jan 22 at 11:29
Yes that worked perfectly fine. I just created a Stored Procedure and executed it using the Callable Statement. Thanks Dmitri for the answer.
– Rakesh133
Jan 22 at 11:29
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