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TPC-D definition requires that either one (power test) or many (scale-up test) query streams are run and timed against at least three sizes of a predefined database, with sizes growing exponentially (e.g., 1G, 10GB, 100GB sequence)
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Query stream consists of 17 complex queries plus two concurrently running update operations
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No extensive database tuning in allowed - optimizer hints are explicitly forbidden
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timings for individual queries are not part of the TPC-D metric
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Database structure well represents most common DSS DBs in applications, i.e. one largest table takes ~70% of the total DB size.
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