How to measure SQL hits due to my application
Use case:
I'm working on a form in development environment and everything works fine. aqPerformance tells me everything is quick. I make a change in my form. aqPerformance still tells me ever...
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I'm not sure whether or not there exists any sort of SQL profiler integration in TestComplete. So, if anything, you would need to automate interacting with the profiler tool itself.
AQTime, however, might have the ability of doing these kinds of profiling tasks and it DOES integrate with TestComplete.
Check out https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/working-with/integration/aqtime/index.html
I've had a quick look at it - and attended AQTime training academy 101 :smileytongue: I can see that it would allow me to look at performance on a global scale. It's big on the application side, but I don't see much on the SQL side. I can't see any indication that it would be able to do someting like error my test if SQL performs more than X queries between the button click and the page being ready after the click. Any experience that would confirm or deny my limited exposure to help me decide if I should use AQTime or write some sort of custom server side profiling scripts (I've got an idea involving stored procedures, xml files,SQL built-in functions and a touch of roasted fennel to make that work...). I'd prefer the former, but would be prepared to do the latter. I just need input before I go and do redo something TC/AQTime can already do