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After running a JMeter load test from command line(nonGUI mode), I would like to have a summary report with each transaction, Avg response times, #of transactions and so on. I tried to achieve it by importing summary_report.jtl file by following the steps.

  1. Open JMeter-UI
  2. Add Summary Report Listener
  3. Browse the summary_report.jtl file that is created during the test.

Now I am seeing all the transactions, #samples, Error% and so on. But average, min, max and std deviation values are ZERO.

What could be the issue here?

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Can you see the raw file and check if the latency has been captured properly? If your JTL didn't capture latency you may see all the metrics as 0.

Also check if there is any exception in jmeter.log file when you try to open the jtl. Might help with debugging. (Also, you mentioned summary_report.jtl, check if your JTL has all the samples or it's a summary report itself.)