JMeter, BeanShell Assertion comparison multiple iterations

Question

I have a problem. In my test case, every iteration has a response different or different number variables, depends on data input. Example. The first iteration responds one code and one description; the Second iteration responds two codes and two descriptions; and similar. I need insert a BeanShell Assertion to validate the response every iteration. First step: add a TWO Regular Expression Extractor (one for each variable)

My code in BeanShell Assertion not working; only extract the first value for each RegEx Extractor

 String Resp_clave_g1 = vars.get("Resp_clave_g1"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_descripcion_g1 = vars.get("Resp_descripcion_g1"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_clave_g2 = vars.get("Resp_clave_g2"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_descripcion_g2 = vars.get("Resp_descripcion_g2"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_clave_g3 = vars.get("Resp_clave_g3"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_descripcion_g3 = vars.get("Resp_descripcion_g3"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_clave_g4 = vars.get("Resp_clave_g4"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_descripcion_g4 = vars.get("Resp_descripcion_g4"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_clave_g5 = vars.get("Resp_clave_g5"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_descripcion_g5 = vars.get("Resp_descripcion_g5"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_clave_g6 = vars.get("Resp_clave_g6"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor String Resp_descripcion_g6 = vars.get("Resp_descripcion_g6"); //Obtained from Regular Expresion Extractor log.warn (Resp_clave_g1); log.warn (Resp_descripcion_g1); log.warn (Resp_clave_g2); log.warn (Resp_descripcion_g2); log.warn (Resp_clave_g3); log.warn (Resp_descripcion_g3); log.warn (Resp_clave_g4); log.warn (Resp_descripcion_g4); log.warn (Resp_clave_g5); log.warn (Resp_descripcion_g5); log.warn (Resp_clave_g6); log.warn (Resp_descripcion_g6); if (Resp_clave_g1 != null && Resp_clave_g1.equals("${clave_1}") == false){ //Obtained from DataSet CSV Failure = true; FailureMessage = "Not a valid string, expected: ${clave_1}, actual value: " + Resp_clave_g1; }else{ Failure = false; } 

Answer 1

You missed changing Match No. to negative number as -1 to return all occurrences

If the match number is set to a negative number, then all the possible matches in the sampler data are processed.