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In some cases (such as an elastic pool in Azure SQL DB), we want to "stress" a group of DBs, with 1 or more connections per DB. I'm not sure if this is already possible somehow - what is needed there is a way for the user to specify a list of DB names to connect to, and then logic therein to distribute the connections across these DBs, and thereby execute queries in each of the DBs concurrently.
Please clarify if this is already possible, and if not, maybe leave this issue open in case you or someone else wants to contribute such a functionality?
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In some cases (such as an elastic pool in Azure SQL DB), we want to "stress" a group of DBs, with 1 or more connections per DB. I'm not sure if this is already possible somehow - what is needed there is a way for the user to specify a list of DB names to connect to, and then logic therein to distribute the connections across these DBs, and thereby execute queries in each of the DBs concurrently.
Please clarify if this is already possible, and if not, maybe leave this issue open in case you or someone else wants to contribute such a functionality?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: