Using the PSQL Performance Tuning Wizard
The PSQL Performance Tuning Wizard leads you step-by-step through a series of questions about your application. Based on your answers, the Wizard provides the optimal settings for performance-related connection string options for your PSQL data provider.
When you launch the PSQL Performance Tuning Wizard from Visual Studio, you can:
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To create a new connection, select Tools > Pervasive > Run Pervasive Performance Tuning Wizard. When the Performance Tuning Wizard Welcome dialog appears, click Next. Continue at Step 2.
To modify an existing connection, in Server Explorer, right-click a data connection, and then select Run Pervasive Performance Tuning Wizard. When the Performance Tuning Wizard Welcome dialog appears, click Next. Continue at Step 2.
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The following screen shot shows an example of one of the questions you may be asked.
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The following screen shot shows the connection string options related to performance that the PSQL Performance Tuning Wizard generated.
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To make the connection string available to other applications (the initial default), select Copy the connection string to clipboard. You can use the connection string in other applications.
When you select this option and click Finish, the Modify Connection dialog box appears, where you must specify the connection information, such as a host, password, user ID, and other information.
To create a new application, select Generate a new application pre-configured with these connection settings.
When you select this option and click Finish, a Pervasive application is generated using the Pervasive Project template. See Creating a New Project for more information about the provider-specific templates.
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Select Using data provider-specific interfaces to create an application compatible with the ADO.NET 1.x specification.
Select Using common programming interfaces to create an application that uses the ADO.NET common programming model.
Type the location for the project, or click Browse to select the location.
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Click Finish to exit the PSQL Performance Tuning Wizard.