Tune poorly performing SQL code on all major DBMSs (Oracle, SQL Server, DB2 and Sybase) from a single common interface. Reduce training requirements and streamline collaboration among teams across the organization.

THE WORKLOAD TUNING SOLUTION THAT AUTOMATICALLY OPTIMIZES MILLIONS OF QUERIES IN ONE GO

Tune millions of queries automatically with no load on production
Save years of expert DBA time by automating the tuning process
Save millions by avoiding unnecessary hardware upgrades
Accelerate enterprise applications to run 5 times faster or more

Streamline tuning of SQL code on major DBMSs from one interface
Tune SQL like a pro with automated performance optimization suggestions
Tackle complex SQL queries with visual SQL tuning diagrams
Pinpoint problem SQL with database profiling of wait-time analysis
Load test alternative SQL queries in simulated production environment

THE WORKLOAD TUNING SOLUTION THAT AUTOMATICALLY OPTIMIZES MILLIONS OF QUERIES IN ONE GO

Tune millions of queries automatically with no load on production
Save years of expert DBA time by automating the tuning process
Save millions by avoiding unnecessary hardware upgrades
Accelerate enterprise applications to run 5 times faster or more

Unparalleled insight, awareness and control over the true source of performance issues. With specific products for SQL Server, Analysis Services, and Windows, Performance Advisor monitors relevant metrics and provides unmatched insight into poorly performing SQL, blocks, deadlocks, storage and I/O bottlenecks, as well as system resource usage. Its ground-breaking features are designed with the singular goal of simplifying the process of performance tuning and optimization.

Performance tuning recommendations and health checks for SQL servers
Dashboard exposes performance metrics in real-time
"Quick Findings" instantly locates SQL performance issues
Executable scripts are generated to optimize performance
Expert Recommendations offered to improve performance
Stored history of analysis recommendations for trending