For project reason I have to measure the performance of OData service being accessed parallelly. And I plan to use the open source tool JMeter to generate a huge number of request in parallel and measure the average response time. Since I am a beginner for JMeter, I write down what I have learned into this blog.

I will continue to explorer the advanced feature of JMeter in my daily work.

(1) Download JMeter from its official website.

Go to the installation folder, add the following text in file \bin\user.properties:

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原文链接：https://blog.csdn.net/i042416/article/details/108285951Create a new Http Request and maintain the following settings:

Protocol: https

Server name:

Http request method: GET

Http path: /sap/c4c/odata/v1/c4codata/AccountCollection/

Use KeepAlive: do NOT select this checkbox

In Parameter tab, maintain query option $search with value ‘Wang’

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