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  1. Preface
  2. Part 1: Introduction
  3. Part 2: Samples and Examples
  4. Part 3: Tools and Utilities
  5. Part 4: SDK Resources

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Database Performance Test Result

Database Performance Test Result

After you run the database performance testing utility, the test results appear in the command line. To assess the performance level of your database environment, compare the test results with the benchmark. The test results are saved to an output file if you configure the requirement in the
TestIO.properties
 file.
The test results consist of the following parts:
  1. Log information
  2. Summary of operations run in parallel.
The log information indicates the operations that are run. The summary provides the total time, average time, and the average transactions in a second for each individual operation and for all operations as a whole.
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