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Exact Announces iReplay, the SQL Workload Replay Solution for All Major Databases
An alternative to traditional load simulators and scripting tools, iReplay(TM) allows organizations to capture full-scale production SQL workloads, and then reproduce the same workloads with all of their native complexity for analysis in test environments. This approach effectively eliminates the gap between production traffic and simulated test conditions, allowing organizations to predict more reliably the impact of changes to critical information systems, while substantially reducing the associated risks.
"In simple terms," says company founder
According to Mr. Dhindsa, iReplay test runs will accurately reproduce the behavior and complexity of the original SQL workload, maintaining concurrency and contention while allowing the flexibility to tailor replay runs to meet specific test objectives.
Recommended for regression testing, functional testing, performance testing and capacity planning applications, iReplay(TM) is now available for Sybase, Oracle and DB2. The company also announced plans to release a version for use with Microsoft SQL Server, including support for encrypted traffic, by Q4 08.
The operation of iReplay is non-intrusive, so it will not affect the performance of the underlying database. The product also includes built-in SQL-level performance analytics based on the same technology found in the company's iWatch performance monitor.
About Exact Solutions:
Exact Solutions, Inc — http://www.exact-solutions.com — is a privately held software firm with focused specialization in SQL Capture & Performance Measurement. The company's flagship product, iWatch(TM), is deployed as a standard for query-level performance monitoring by leading financial firms and global enterprises. Founded in 1998, the company is headquartered in
Contact: Ned Hudson Vice President Sales & Marketing Exact Solutions, Inc. +1.212.707.8630 http://www.exact-solutions.com
SOURCE Exact Solutions, Inc
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