Introduction
This blog will discuss the Database test plan in JMeter and how we can write a test plan in Jmeter step by step. JMeter is an open-source testing software developed by Apache based on pure java programming. With JMeter, we can measure and observe the performance, functional, and load testing of web applications created in java.
The database test plan is a part of the Jmeter, and we will learn how to create a database test plan in JMeter to perform the relevant testing for our application.
Database Test Plan
In JMeter, you can do performance testing on various parts of the application. For example, you can create a test plan for the web services or a database. In this blog, we will learn how to create a Database test plan in JMeter.
We will be using the MYSQL database for the example. You can apply any database you want, but for this example, we will be using MYSQL.
So before we jump into how to create a database test plan, you need to create an MYSQL database server so we can send some requests to the database to execute the test plan in JMeter.
For testing purposes, we will use the table named codingninjas with attributes.

The above image is the table we will use further in the database test plan.
Remember that to create a JDBC connection; you must include the JDBC driver file in the lib folder of JMeter.