Microsoft Sql Server Stress Test Tool
2021年1月24日Download here: http://gg.gg/nzf3w
Jun 07, 2012 I downloaded the tool to test TDE on SQL Server database. I want to see how much of impact I will see. I am load testing the server without TDE enabled for the database to get baseline reference numbers. I will then enable TDE and load test again. This tool looks like will do the job for generating load that I need for my testing. Esat Erkec is a SQL Server professional who began his career 8+ years ago as a Software Developer. He is a SQL Server Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert. Most of his career has been focused on SQL Server Database Administration and Development. His current interests are in database administration and Business Intelligence. SQLQueryStress is a simple, lightweight performance testing tool, designed to load test individual queries. It includes support for randomization of input parameters in order to test cache repeatability, and includes basic capabilities for reporting on consumed server resources. You can use the SQLIOSim utility to simulate SQL Server activity on a disk subsystem to do stress test. When you install SQL Server, you find the SQLIOSim tool in the BINN folder of your SQL Server installation. You can use this tool to perform reliability and integrity tests on disk subsystems.Download Sql Tools Microsoft-->
The full setup of the Windows Stress automation includes the elementsshown in the diagram below:
In order to setup Widows Stress automation you will need the following devices and materials:Source (PC) machineIdentify the Windows PC to be used as the Source. You may use your own or pull from the IOP list provided in this documentThe Wi-FiAndWirelessProjectionStress_x64.msi fileXperf - installed via the Windows Assesment and Deployment kit (ADK)Sink (Receiver) deviceUse your own or pull from the IOP listSniffer devicesA Cisco 5500 wireless controller3 AIR-CAP3702E-A-K9 (configured for monitoring mode)Server MachineA Windows 10 machine (client or server will work for this)At least 2 additional hard drives (for storage of logs and over-the-air captures)Wireshark (for sniffer captures)7zip (for zipping the sniffer captures)SqlDatabaseAny SQL database with the schema specified below. The SQL database is used to store the results of a test run.Access PointAny consumer Access Point will workConfiguring the Source (PC)
Partners who have been onboarded to the Microsoft Collaborate partner portal can download the Miracast stress tool package at:
Client | UTIL | Miracast | Miracast stress test automation toolkit
This package contains Miracast stress test tools and scripts to automate client / sink Miracast connection testing to help identify reliability issues.
*
Make sure that Windows PC is running the latest published OS version and drivers by going to Settings / Updates and Security and selecting Check for Updates.
*
After setting up your Wireless Projection Receiver verify that the client can connect to it.
*
Run Wi-FiAndWirelessProjectionStress_x64.msi
a. Click Next on the welcome page.
b. Select Stress Client on the install type, and then click Next.
c. Select your optional settings:
*’Disable Wireless projection over Infrastructure.’ – This will add the necessary reg key to disable Wireless projection over Infrastructure.
*“Enable DriverVerifier” – This will enable driver verifier on the wifi adapter and the necessary support files. To get a list rules applied and files effected run verifier.exe /query from and elevated cmd prompt.
d. Select the folders you wish to have the files copied to, and then click Next
Note
Wi-Fi stress is included in this package as well. Having it on the machine will not effect how the Wireless Projection stress is run.
e. Confirm the installation by clicking Next.
f. Confirm the unknown publisher request.
g. During the install a cmd window will open to complete some additional tasks.
*
Enter in a new computer name if you wish to change it or click Enter to keep the current one.
*
Type y or n to reboot the machine - if you enabled driver verifier or changed the name of your machine you will need to reboot before these take effect.
h. Click Close to complete the installation
*
Install xperf via the Windows Assessment and Deployment kit (ADK).https://docs.microsoft.com/windows-hardware/get-started/adk-install
*
Connect wirelessly to the Infrastructure Access Point saving the profile as Auto Connect.
*
Validate all the necessary files were copied down:FileDescriptionc:stressAnalyze_Miracast.exeUtility that parses the ETL result files from the stress run and produces a result XMLc:stressBucketizer.exeUtility that takes in the XML output from Analyze_Miracast.exe, packages the various log files and handles the upload of the results to the SQL database for reporting.c:stressCtstraffic.exeTraffic generating toolc:stressExecuteMiracastStress.ps1Powershell execution script for running the stressc:stressP2papplication.exeUtility for starting/stopping/querying Miracast connectionsc:stresswptPerfcore.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stresswptPerf_nt.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressMicrosoft.Windows.EventTracing.GenericEvents.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressMicrosoft.Windows.EventTracing.Interop.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressMicrosoft.Windows.EventTracing.Processing.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressnewtonsoft.json.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressIonic.zip.dllUsed to compress resultsc:stressSystem.IO.Compression.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressSystem.IO.Compression.FileSystem.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressSystem.Net.Http.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressSystem.Security.Principal.Windows.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressSystem.ValueTuple.dllSystem.ValueTuple.dll - Support DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressTraceProviders.txtMinimum provider GUIDs for Miracast tracingc:stressTraceProvidersReduced.txtFull list of provider GUIDs for Miracast tracingConfiguring the Sink (Receiver)
Verify that the receiver you are using is running the latest version of the firmware.If you need a recommendation on a specific receiver to use please refer to our IOP matrix.Configuring the Sniffers
*
On the controller make sure each radio in each AP is set to monitor mode and should be sending the traffic to the server machine.
Make sure that you setup sniffing the following channels:
*The social channels in the 2.4GHz band: 1, 6, and 11
*The channel that the Access Point is on
*The channel that the receiver is on
In our example configuration we are using:
*AP1 2.4 GHz = 1 (social channel), 5 GHz = 36 (access point)
*AP2 2.4 GHz = 6 (social channel), 5 GHz = 40 (receiver)
*AP3 2.4 GHz = 11 (social channel), 5 GHz = 44
*
On the server machine verify you are receiving the sniffer traffic from the controller (for reference see Collecting a Wireless sniffer trace using the Cisco Lightweight AP in Sniffer mode).Configuring the server
*
Install Wireshark (note the installation directory)
*
Install 7zip (note the installation directory)
*
Enable Powershell Remoting
i. From an elevated cmd prompt run:
*
Create two network shares:
i. Logs - this is for copying the log files from the clientii. Captures - this is for storing the over the air captures that are collected on this server
*
Verify you can read/write to these shares from the client machine with credentials.
*
Note the username and password used to connect to these two shares and what the path to the shares isSQL database:(optional)
*
Configure your SQL server with the specified schema
*
Once your SQL server is setup configure two tables with the schema’slocated in the DBSchema.txt file located in the zip underServerScripts
*
Make sure you can connect to your DB from the stress client as itwill ’sqlize’ the results as the test runs
*
In order to sqlize the results you will need a dbconnectstring.txtfile on your client in the stress directory. The following is anexample of what should go in the dbconnectstring.txt file:Configure the Access Point
*
Configure the Access Point with the following settings:
a. SSID - <anything easy to find>b. Security Type: WPA2PSK AESc. Password: <something easy to remember>Configure ctstraffic server
*
On the CtsTraffic server:
a. Copy ctstraffic.exe to this machineb. From an elevated cmd prompt run:
*
Plug this machine into the access point.Configure Source side Sink Tracing (Optional)
If your sink supports debug output via a serial connection the stress script can collect this information and save it as part of the output
*
Install putty on the source (available on the web)
*
Connect the sink’s debug output to the client
*
Validate output:
a. Launch puttyb. Open a serial connection using the com port the sink is connect toc. Verify out see the debug outputd. Close putty
*
Note the COM port and baud rate used to connect to the sink as this will be passed into the stress script via parameters
The Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Resource Kit includes a variety of utilities that you may find useful. Some of the key ones include:
·Administrative Stored Procedures: This is a series of stored procedures you can run to help identify non-standard SQL Server settings. For example:
oTo check server configuration settings for potential improvements
oTo check database configuration settings for potential improvements
oTo check for blocking and blocked processes
oTo identify specific table settings, such as the use of pinned tables
What may be the most interesting aspect about these stored procedures is to dive into the Transact-SQL behind the stored procedures to see how they run. The can tell you a lot about what makes SQL Server tick.Download Microsoft Sql Server
·Analysis Services Thin Web Client: If you use Analysis Services, you may find the code behind this client interesting. You can view cube information directly from IE.
·BII: This tool is like BCP, but instead of importing or exporting text, BII is designed to import bulk image data directly into image columns. While I don’t normally recommend storing images in SQL Server because of performance, this is an interesting tool.
·Database Generator: Used to create test data for a test database.
·Database Hammer: This VB-based tool can be used to generate loads against your server for stress testing.
·Database Management: This includes tools and samples (good learning tool) to use web pages or a customized MMC console to view and manage SQL Server.
·Digital Dashboard: If you want to learn how to write your own custom administrative tool to monitor SQL Server using Microsoft’s Digital Dashboard technology, then you may find this interesting. Cached
·Simple Log Shipper: A tool that helps you set up log shipping for SQL Server 2000, including both SQL Server 2000 Standard and Enterprise. This freebie is not as robust as the version includes with SQL Server 2000 Enterprise, but at least it is free. Personally, I still prefer to write my own log shipping code. Sql Tools For Sql Server
[2000] Added 1-2-2003Microsoft Sql Server Stress Test Tool Free]]>
Download here: http://gg.gg/nzf3w
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Jun 07, 2012 I downloaded the tool to test TDE on SQL Server database. I want to see how much of impact I will see. I am load testing the server without TDE enabled for the database to get baseline reference numbers. I will then enable TDE and load test again. This tool looks like will do the job for generating load that I need for my testing. Esat Erkec is a SQL Server professional who began his career 8+ years ago as a Software Developer. He is a SQL Server Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert. Most of his career has been focused on SQL Server Database Administration and Development. His current interests are in database administration and Business Intelligence. SQLQueryStress is a simple, lightweight performance testing tool, designed to load test individual queries. It includes support for randomization of input parameters in order to test cache repeatability, and includes basic capabilities for reporting on consumed server resources. You can use the SQLIOSim utility to simulate SQL Server activity on a disk subsystem to do stress test. When you install SQL Server, you find the SQLIOSim tool in the BINN folder of your SQL Server installation. You can use this tool to perform reliability and integrity tests on disk subsystems.Download Sql Tools Microsoft-->
The full setup of the Windows Stress automation includes the elementsshown in the diagram below:
In order to setup Widows Stress automation you will need the following devices and materials:Source (PC) machineIdentify the Windows PC to be used as the Source. You may use your own or pull from the IOP list provided in this documentThe Wi-FiAndWirelessProjectionStress_x64.msi fileXperf - installed via the Windows Assesment and Deployment kit (ADK)Sink (Receiver) deviceUse your own or pull from the IOP listSniffer devicesA Cisco 5500 wireless controller3 AIR-CAP3702E-A-K9 (configured for monitoring mode)Server MachineA Windows 10 machine (client or server will work for this)At least 2 additional hard drives (for storage of logs and over-the-air captures)Wireshark (for sniffer captures)7zip (for zipping the sniffer captures)SqlDatabaseAny SQL database with the schema specified below. The SQL database is used to store the results of a test run.Access PointAny consumer Access Point will workConfiguring the Source (PC)
Partners who have been onboarded to the Microsoft Collaborate partner portal can download the Miracast stress tool package at:
Client | UTIL | Miracast | Miracast stress test automation toolkit
This package contains Miracast stress test tools and scripts to automate client / sink Miracast connection testing to help identify reliability issues.
*
Make sure that Windows PC is running the latest published OS version and drivers by going to Settings / Updates and Security and selecting Check for Updates.
*
After setting up your Wireless Projection Receiver verify that the client can connect to it.
*
Run Wi-FiAndWirelessProjectionStress_x64.msi
a. Click Next on the welcome page.
b. Select Stress Client on the install type, and then click Next.
c. Select your optional settings:
*’Disable Wireless projection over Infrastructure.’ – This will add the necessary reg key to disable Wireless projection over Infrastructure.
*“Enable DriverVerifier” – This will enable driver verifier on the wifi adapter and the necessary support files. To get a list rules applied and files effected run verifier.exe /query from and elevated cmd prompt.
d. Select the folders you wish to have the files copied to, and then click Next
Note
Wi-Fi stress is included in this package as well. Having it on the machine will not effect how the Wireless Projection stress is run.
e. Confirm the installation by clicking Next.
f. Confirm the unknown publisher request.
g. During the install a cmd window will open to complete some additional tasks.
*
Enter in a new computer name if you wish to change it or click Enter to keep the current one.
*
Type y or n to reboot the machine - if you enabled driver verifier or changed the name of your machine you will need to reboot before these take effect.
h. Click Close to complete the installation
*
Install xperf via the Windows Assessment and Deployment kit (ADK).https://docs.microsoft.com/windows-hardware/get-started/adk-install
*
Connect wirelessly to the Infrastructure Access Point saving the profile as Auto Connect.
*
Validate all the necessary files were copied down:FileDescriptionc:stressAnalyze_Miracast.exeUtility that parses the ETL result files from the stress run and produces a result XMLc:stressBucketizer.exeUtility that takes in the XML output from Analyze_Miracast.exe, packages the various log files and handles the upload of the results to the SQL database for reporting.c:stressCtstraffic.exeTraffic generating toolc:stressExecuteMiracastStress.ps1Powershell execution script for running the stressc:stressP2papplication.exeUtility for starting/stopping/querying Miracast connectionsc:stresswptPerfcore.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stresswptPerf_nt.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressMicrosoft.Windows.EventTracing.GenericEvents.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressMicrosoft.Windows.EventTracing.Interop.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressMicrosoft.Windows.EventTracing.Processing.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressnewtonsoft.json.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressIonic.zip.dllUsed to compress resultsc:stressSystem.IO.Compression.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressSystem.IO.Compression.FileSystem.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressSystem.Net.Http.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressSystem.Security.Principal.Windows.dllSupport DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressSystem.ValueTuple.dllSystem.ValueTuple.dll - Support DLL for Analyze_Miracast.exe for parsing ETL filesc:stressTraceProviders.txtMinimum provider GUIDs for Miracast tracingc:stressTraceProvidersReduced.txtFull list of provider GUIDs for Miracast tracingConfiguring the Sink (Receiver)
Verify that the receiver you are using is running the latest version of the firmware.If you need a recommendation on a specific receiver to use please refer to our IOP matrix.Configuring the Sniffers
*
On the controller make sure each radio in each AP is set to monitor mode and should be sending the traffic to the server machine.
Make sure that you setup sniffing the following channels:
*The social channels in the 2.4GHz band: 1, 6, and 11
*The channel that the Access Point is on
*The channel that the receiver is on
In our example configuration we are using:
*AP1 2.4 GHz = 1 (social channel), 5 GHz = 36 (access point)
*AP2 2.4 GHz = 6 (social channel), 5 GHz = 40 (receiver)
*AP3 2.4 GHz = 11 (social channel), 5 GHz = 44
*
On the server machine verify you are receiving the sniffer traffic from the controller (for reference see Collecting a Wireless sniffer trace using the Cisco Lightweight AP in Sniffer mode).Configuring the server
*
Install Wireshark (note the installation directory)
*
Install 7zip (note the installation directory)
*
Enable Powershell Remoting
i. From an elevated cmd prompt run:
*
Create two network shares:
i. Logs - this is for copying the log files from the clientii. Captures - this is for storing the over the air captures that are collected on this server
*
Verify you can read/write to these shares from the client machine with credentials.
*
Note the username and password used to connect to these two shares and what the path to the shares isSQL database:(optional)
*
Configure your SQL server with the specified schema
*
Once your SQL server is setup configure two tables with the schema’slocated in the DBSchema.txt file located in the zip underServerScripts
*
Make sure you can connect to your DB from the stress client as itwill ’sqlize’ the results as the test runs
*
In order to sqlize the results you will need a dbconnectstring.txtfile on your client in the stress directory. The following is anexample of what should go in the dbconnectstring.txt file:Configure the Access Point
*
Configure the Access Point with the following settings:
a. SSID - <anything easy to find>b. Security Type: WPA2PSK AESc. Password: <something easy to remember>Configure ctstraffic server
*
On the CtsTraffic server:
a. Copy ctstraffic.exe to this machineb. From an elevated cmd prompt run:
*
Plug this machine into the access point.Configure Source side Sink Tracing (Optional)
If your sink supports debug output via a serial connection the stress script can collect this information and save it as part of the output
*
Install putty on the source (available on the web)
*
Connect the sink’s debug output to the client
*
Validate output:
a. Launch puttyb. Open a serial connection using the com port the sink is connect toc. Verify out see the debug outputd. Close putty
*
Note the COM port and baud rate used to connect to the sink as this will be passed into the stress script via parameters
The Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Resource Kit includes a variety of utilities that you may find useful. Some of the key ones include:
·Administrative Stored Procedures: This is a series of stored procedures you can run to help identify non-standard SQL Server settings. For example:
oTo check server configuration settings for potential improvements
oTo check database configuration settings for potential improvements
oTo check for blocking and blocked processes
oTo identify specific table settings, such as the use of pinned tables
What may be the most interesting aspect about these stored procedures is to dive into the Transact-SQL behind the stored procedures to see how they run. The can tell you a lot about what makes SQL Server tick.Download Microsoft Sql Server
·Analysis Services Thin Web Client: If you use Analysis Services, you may find the code behind this client interesting. You can view cube information directly from IE.
·BII: This tool is like BCP, but instead of importing or exporting text, BII is designed to import bulk image data directly into image columns. While I don’t normally recommend storing images in SQL Server because of performance, this is an interesting tool.
·Database Generator: Used to create test data for a test database.
·Database Hammer: This VB-based tool can be used to generate loads against your server for stress testing.
·Database Management: This includes tools and samples (good learning tool) to use web pages or a customized MMC console to view and manage SQL Server.
·Digital Dashboard: If you want to learn how to write your own custom administrative tool to monitor SQL Server using Microsoft’s Digital Dashboard technology, then you may find this interesting. Cached
·Simple Log Shipper: A tool that helps you set up log shipping for SQL Server 2000, including both SQL Server 2000 Standard and Enterprise. This freebie is not as robust as the version includes with SQL Server 2000 Enterprise, but at least it is free. Personally, I still prefer to write my own log shipping code. Sql Tools For Sql Server
[2000] Added 1-2-2003Microsoft Sql Server Stress Test Tool Free]]>
Download here: http://gg.gg/nzf3w
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
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