Stress Test Sybase

Does someone know how to put SQLAnywhere under stress in order to set hardware limits or to simulate 10 or 100 users querying the database? It could be a batch command. I'm using v12 in Windows and Linux SO.

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asked 23 Jan '12, 06:22

MarcosCunhaLima
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There are some sample tools like TRANTEST that may be of use for you - note, I haven't used them lately, so can't tell more...):

They are all documented here and should be installed by default.

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answered 23 Jan '12, 06:55

Volker Barth
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Strange, I haven't got this directory here. Might it be because this installation is for developers?

(23 Jan '12, 08:13) MarcosCunhaLima

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This directory is provided (%SQLANYSAMP12% / $SQLANYSAMP12) if you install the "SQL Anywhere Samples", during the original SQL Anywhere install.

(23 Jan '12, 12:11) Jeff Albion

I'll get the CD as (I think) I didn't installed the samples. Thanks

(23 Jan '12, 15:37) MarcosCunhaLima

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