Benchmark Factory for Databases Freeware
Benchmark Factory for Databases Freeware
Publisher's Description
From Quest Software:
Benchmark Factory for Databases is a database performance and scalability testing tool for Oracle, SQL Server, DB2 UDB, Sybase ASE, MySQL, and other databases using ODBC connectivity that: â?¢ Generates load against the database by replaying production workload, running user-defined SQL scripts or using out-of-the-box industry standard benchmarks (AS3AP, TPC-C TPC-B, TPC-D, Scalable Hardware). â?¢ Simulates concurrent users running database transactions to uncover performance bottlenecks pre-production. â?¢ Evaluates how database code such SQL, PL/SQL, T-SQL scale under different concurrent user loads. â?¢ Stress tests the database to determine the breaking point measuring scalability and performance. â?¢ Compares performance test results enabling users to compare performance and scalability between database platforms, which is necessary during database migrations (SQL Server 2005 to SQL Server 2012, Oracle 10g to Oracle 11g), database platform evaluations (Linux vs. Solaris vs. Win), and when deploying and tuning Oracle RAC
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Publisher's Description
From Quest Software:
Benchmark Factory for Databases is a database performance and scalability testing tool for Oracle, SQL Server, DB2 UDB, Sybase ASE, MySQL, and other databases using ODBC connectivity that: â?¢ Generates load against the database by replaying production workload, running user-defined SQL scripts or using out-of-the-box industry standard benchmarks (AS3AP, TPC-C TPC-B, TPC-D, Scalable Hardware). â?¢ Simulates concurrent users running database transactions to uncover performance bottlenecks pre-production. â?¢ Evaluates how database code such SQL, PL/SQL, T-SQL scale under different concurrent user loads. â?¢ Stress tests the database to determine the breaking point measuring scalability and performance. â?¢ Compares performance test results enabling users to compare performance and scalability between database platforms, which is necessary during database migrations (SQL Server 2005 to SQL Server 2012, Oracle 10g to Oracle 11g), database platform evaluations (Linux vs. Solaris vs. Win), and when deploying and tuning Oracle RAC