Precise Launches Application Performance Management Solution for Microsoft SQL Server

Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM

(July 19, 2002) - Precise Software Solutions rounds out its coverage of the leading relational databases with the release of Precise/Indepth™ for the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 data management and analysis platform. Precise/Indepth for SQL Server 2000 provides database administrators with a comprehensive solution for proactively detecting and resolving the root causes of application performance degradation in the production environment.

The high-speed sampling technology of Precise/Indepth for SQL Server was jointly engineered with Microsoft Corporation, and is designed to support customers' needs for Application Performance Management in the production environment. Precise/Indepth for SQL Server's sampling technology consumes minimal overhead, enabling continuous, high-speed monitoring for proactive detection of performance degradation, before problems affect end-users' response time.

With its industry-leading scalability and speed, SQL Server is the leading database on Windows and Windows NT platforms, and the fastest-growing relational database management system (RDBMS) overall. The release of Precise/Indepth for SQL Server enables Precise to target those companies that have invested in SQL Server to support their mission-critical enterprise-class applications, including SAP R/3, PeopleSoft, Siebel, Clarify and others running on Windows 2000 and Windows NT servers.

Precise/Indepth is available immediately. For more details, see www.precise.com.

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