Gianluca Sartori shares an example of configuring and using the WorkloadTools SQL workload analyzer:
Now that the analysis database contains the performance data, you can use WorkloadViewer to visualize it and draw your conclusions.
WorkloadViewer is a GUI tool that reads performance data from the analysis database and gives a graphical representation using charts and grids. It accepts a number of command line arguments that allow to automate its behavior, but it can be also opened without specifying any arguments: in this case, WorkloadViewer will present a form to fill the missing information.
WorkloadViewer can be used to visualize information about a single benchmark (analysis mode) or two benchmarks (comparison mode). In this case, you just need to work with a single benchmark, so it is enough to enter the connection info on the left, including the schema name where the tables are. When using Windows Authentication, you can leave UserName and Password blank.
Gianluca has a full demo from the beginning of data capture to analysis.