Load Testing Script

Load Testing Script

am 07.08.2007 16:51:49 von sigzero

Does anyone have such a beast for Oracle? I am trying to eliminate the
Perl/DBD::Oracle side of the equation for some problems in our app. I
did a looping select 20,000 times and the same for an insert.

I thought that someone might have a better script...

Robert

RE: Load Testing Script

am 07.08.2007 17:07:53 von Peter.Loo

Hey Robert,

Are you going from Oracle to Oracle?
=20
Peter

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Subject: Load Testing Script

Does anyone have such a beast for Oracle? I am trying to eliminate the
Perl/DBD::Oracle side of the equation for some problems in our app. I
did a looping select 20,000 times and the same for an insert.

I thought that someone might have a better script...

Robert


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Re: Load Testing Script

am 07.08.2007 18:47:26 von sigzero

Loo, Peter # PHX wrote:
> Hey Robert,
>
> Are you going from Oracle to Oracle?
>
> Peter

Yup...I am basically wanting to test against 1 particular Oracle db.

Robert

RE: Load Testing Script

am 07.08.2007 18:48:48 von Peter.Loo

From a flat file?
=20
Peter

-----Original Message-----
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Subject: Re: Load Testing Script

Loo, Peter # PHX wrote:
> Hey Robert,
>=20
> Are you going from Oracle to Oracle?
> =20
> Peter

Yup...I am basically wanting to test against 1 particular Oracle db.

Robert


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RE: Load Testing Script

am 07.08.2007 19:03:14 von Philip.Garrett

Robert Hicks wrote:
> Does anyone have such a beast for Oracle? I am trying to eliminate the
> Perl/DBD::Oracle side of the equation for some problems in our app. I
> did a looping select 20,000 times and the same for an insert.
>=20
> I thought that someone might have a better script...


Have you tried the Benchmark module? It's in the Perl core.

- Philip

Re: Load Testing Script

am 07.08.2007 19:08:47 von sigzero

It probably doesn't matter. Right now I just have a script that does
inserts and selects. I control the database so I can do pretty much what
I need to do.

Loo, Peter # PHX wrote:
> From a flat file?
>
> Peter
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert Hicks [mailto:sigzero@gmail.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2007 9:47 AM
> To: dbi-users@perl.org
> Subject: Re: Load Testing Script
>
> Loo, Peter # PHX wrote:
>> Hey Robert,
>>
>> Are you going from Oracle to Oracle?
>>
>> Peter
>
> Yup...I am basically wanting to test against 1 particular Oracle db.
>
> Robert
>
>
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Re: Load Testing Script

am 07.08.2007 20:30:47 von sigzero

Garrett, Philip (MAN-Corporate) wrote:
> Robert Hicks wrote:
>> Does anyone have such a beast for Oracle? I am trying to eliminate the
>> Perl/DBD::Oracle side of the equation for some problems in our app. I
>> did a looping select 20,000 times and the same for an insert.
>>
>> I thought that someone might have a better script...
>
>
> Have you tried the Benchmark module? It's in the Perl core.
>
> - Philip

That really doesn't load test but yes I am using it in my script. I get
something like:

50000 inserts in: 39 wallclock secs ( 8.60 usr + 1.23 sys = 9.83 CPU)
50000 selects in: 76 wallclock secs (48.34 usr + 8.08 sys = 56.42 CPU)

Robert

Re: Load Testing Script

am 09.08.2007 17:45:35 von axs

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have you looked into sqlldr

Robert Hicks wrote: Garrett, Philip (MAN-Corporate) wrote:
> Robert Hicks wrote:
>> Does anyone have such a beast for Oracle? I am trying to eliminate the
>> Perl/DBD::Oracle side of the equation for some problems in our app. I
>> did a looping select 20,000 times and the same for an insert.
>>
>> I thought that someone might have a better script...
>
>
> Have you tried the Benchmark module? It's in the Perl core.
>
> - Philip

That really doesn't load test but yes I am using it in my script. I get
something like:

50000 inserts in: 39 wallclock secs ( 8.60 usr + 1.23 sys = 9.83 CPU)
50000 selects in: 76 wallclock secs (48.34 usr + 8.08 sys = 56.42 CPU)

Robert


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RE: Load Testing Script

am 09.08.2007 18:44:54 von Philip.Garrett

Robert Hicks wrote:
> Garrett, Philip (MAN-Corporate) wrote:
>> Robert Hicks wrote:
>>> Does anyone have such a beast for Oracle? I am trying to eliminate
>>> the Perl/DBD::Oracle side of the equation for some problems in our
>>> app. I did a looping select 20,000 times and the same for an insert.
>>>=20
>>> I thought that someone might have a better script...
>>=20
>> Have you tried the Benchmark module? It's in the Perl core.
>=20
> That really doesn't load test but yes I am using it in my script. I
> get something like:
>=20
> 50000 inserts in: 39 wallclock secs ( 8.60 usr + 1.23 sys =3D 9.83
> CPU) 50000 selects in: 76 wallclock secs (48.34 usr + 8.08 sys =3D
> 56.42 CPU)=20

If you're looking to really load test your database, you can use (gasp!)
JMeter's jdbc sampler. Of course that means you can't use your Perl
modules...

- Philip