When performing API testing, we always have to go to the database to check the values that the tested API returns. The data samples that need to be tested in the database can be either simple or complex, which leads to an increase in the time required to run the tests. It also often happens that the database has a limited number of connected users and running execution tests that can address the database. In such a case, we will get a negative result, because the database will not allow us to connect.
If such cases occur during testing, a possible solution is to retrieve data from the database on to our local machine just once and use it for all the tests you need to perform for the API. This blog post will show you how to do that by using Apache JMeter™.
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