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DTM DB Stress, features list
Environment
| Operating systems support |
Windows XP, Vista, 7, Server 2003, 2008. |
Connections
| What kind of unified database interfaces are supported? |
ODBC (32 bit), IDAPI, OLE DB or Oracle Call Interface. |
| Does the product support desktop database formats? |
Yes: Access, DBF, Excel, Paradox. |
| Does the product support any DBMS-specific features? |
Yes, for Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, Sybase, MySQL, PostgreSQL and Interbase/Firebird. |
Task properties
| Does the product support parameterization? |
Yes, using text (tab-delimited, CSV or with custom separator) values file. |
| Can multiple tasks and threads be executed simultaneously? |
Yes. |
| Can multiple tasks be executed sequentially? |
Yes. |
| Does the database stress tool support task priority selection? |
Yes, normal, low and high priorities are supported. |
Database Stress project execution
| How are errors reported back to the user? |
As a set of message boxes with source statement. The Error Log file is also available. |
| What kind of statistics are present in this database stress utility? |
Text data in grid format and graphics for top 5 tasks or threads depend on settings. |
| Does the software support execution report? |
Yes, HTML [sample], counters
[sample] or text (Excel compatible) [sample]. |
| Can the stress tool save actually executed statements to SQL file? |
Yes. |
| Can the stress utility save execution plans of SQL statement to a report? |
Yes, fir MS SQL Server only with Show Plan plugin. |
| What kind of additional tools and options are present in the software? |
SQL console allows you to execute custom SQL statement(s). |
Assistance/Help
| Is help for the tool built into the product? |
Yes. |
| Is help for the tool available online? |
Yes, see online help |
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