This article is part of a series dedicated to showing some examples of Databases common problem and how to address it, this time the turn is for MySQL, a great RDBSM and extremely popular relational system. Here the link to the blog of my company TheWorkshop where I decided to contribute with this series of articles, I hope you enjoy it.

https://theworkshop.com/es/blog/how-to-load-millions-of-rows-into-mysql-without-agony/

There are some special scenarios where we require to generate a customized workload in our SQL Server instance, these could be specific T-SQL statements as simple queries or stored procedures.  In some cases, we need to simulate a workload for troubleshooting common errors related to deadlocks or race conditions, even for testing purposes in which we want to analyze the behavior of SQL Server in
presence of some conditions or data distributions.