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About Workload Tuning

Workload tuning is just what it sounds like: tuning all processes that comprise a database workload
in one go, balancing the effect of the tuning across all processes. The number of tuned queries or
processes may be one thousand or one hundred million.

Until recently, this was not possible. Now it is.

The workload tuning system has already been used to optimize over 200 production database
workloads worldwide. It has achieved an average workload-wide performance improvement of
over 60%, including databases that had already been finely tuned using standard tuning techniques
and tools. Moreover, the precise size of the improvement on any organization’s workload can be
accurately predicted in advance of the changes being migrated to production. This is possible
because workload tuning provides highly accurate before-and-after benchmark measurements for
each and every process in a controlled, non-production environment.

This paper will describe how workload tuning works in detail, based on Qure Optimizer, the
first commercially available workload tuning tool. This paper will also compare workload tuning to
the traditional query-by-query tuning method.

To learn more about workload tuning, please refer to the whitepapers page.

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