This series of posts dissects the Visual Studio Load Testing Results Database.
Part 1–Intro to the Schema
Describes the layout and relationships of the tables and views for the LoadTest2010 results database.
Part 2–Stored Procs and Default Reporting
A look at the built in Stored Procedures and how some of them get used for building results and reports.
Part 3–Built In Excel Reporting
Learn about the built in stored procedures and views used by the “Excel Reporting” feature of Loadtest results.
Part 4–Building Better Views
Start enhancing the results database by adding new views that will allow you to get more filtering and details options.
Part 5– The Slicing of Data
Add stored procedures that allow you to calculate summary tables on partial result sets or filtered by several characteristics.
Part 6–Data Warehousing
Add a few tables to the database to hold “Warehouse Data” and modify two of the built in sprocs to have the tables automatically populated.