When testing how well your database queries are optimized, opening up too many connections to the database might create overhead and cause performance degradation. To be able to isolate database query testing, Apache JMeter™ provides flexibility, allowing you to choose if you want to run many queries using one connection or to establish many connections but to run queries less extensively.
In this blog post, we will show you how to run MySQL database queries both with one connection and with multiple connections. This is done through JMeter's JDBC elements and Thread Groups. As soon as you get the idea of how it works, you will be able to apply a more accurate load to your database, simulate all possible test scenarios, and make your database application layer rock solid!
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