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Embarcadero DB Optimizer lets you quickly discover, diagnose, and optimize poor-performing SQL. By discovering data-intensive or frequently executed queries, focusing in on specific SQL statements through query statistics (i.e., CPU, I/O, wait times), and optimizing any problematic statements, DB Optimizer eliminates performance bottlenecks.

Eliminate performance bottlenecks in production databases and applications
Prevent poor-performing SQL from reaching production
Develop, test, profile, and tune SQL in a single easy-to-use IDE

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	Date	Title	Author	Type
Tim DelChiaro
	29 Apr 2011	Building and Tuning SQL Server Applications Webinar on demand and special offers	Tim DelChiaro	Video
	18 May 2010	Using the DB Optimizer Plug-in for RAD Studio, Delphi and C++Builder 2010 Access DB Optimizer functionality from within the Delphi and C++Builder IDEs	Tim DelChiaro	Video
	18 Aug 2009	Video: Identify and Fix SQL Performance Bottlenecks with DB Optimizer Quickly discover, diagnose, and optimize poor-performing SQL	Tim DelChiaro	Video

Michael Findling
	16 Oct 2009	SQL Tuning & Analysis \| DB Optimizer 2.0 Embarcadero DB Optimizer maximizes database and application performance by enabling DBAs and developers to quickly discover, diagnose, and optimize poor-performing SQL.	Michael Findling	Video

Kyle Hailey
	20 Feb 2009	DB Optimizer 1.5 main work flow video quick 7 minute video on using Profiler and Tuner to optimize a database	Kyle Hailey	Video

Greg Nerpouni
	20 Mar 2009	DB Optimizer Short Demonstrations Short demonstrations outlining best practices for profiling and tuning SQL using DB Optimizer	Greg Nerpouni	Video

Calvin Tang
	21 Jan 2011	Finding & Fixing Performance Problems in a Complex Application & Database System Alarm SMS messages and emails are being sent by the performance monitoring system to the production DBA team and the development team alerting everyone that the latest release of a critical business application and the underlying databases are grinding to a halt. The developers, QA team, and DBAs all point fingers at each other. The developers say "My code is perfect. It passed all of the unit, system and load tests". The QA team says "we tested and certified the code, the SQL, and the database". The DBAs say “the production servers are configured according to the specifications and have all of the latest updates.” Has this ever happened to you?	Calvin Tang	Video