Useful queries that can be applied to the database generated by
the --sqlitedump option to getstats.py:

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Query 1: List all test cases with their average relative standard errors
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sqlite> select testCase, avg(rse) as x from stats group by testCase order by x desc;
tst_GraphicsViewBenchmark|4.56425592578652
tst_QGraphicsView|1.70452950079799
tst_QThreadStorage|1.26334423937767
tst_QScriptValue|0.802017637974722
tst_qregexp|0.660798870257877
tst_QScriptClass|0.618591626001
QObjectBenchmark|0.490495301875798
tst_QMetaType|0.485236373654058
tst_QTraceBench|0.455391506311167
tst_qmetaobject|0.440709668057305
tst_QScriptEngine|0.401089512276
tst_qhostinfo|

To verify the value for tst_QThreadStorage (1.26334423937767), run the
following query to list the individual observations:

sqlite> select testCase, rse from stats where testCase='tst_QThreadStorage';
tst_QThreadStorage|0.20903696306
tst_QThreadStorage|3.36431854834
tst_QThreadStorage|0.216677206733

And verify that
   (0.20903696306 + 3.36431854834 + 0.216677206733) / 3 == 1.26334423937767


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Query 2: List the test case and relative standard error of all benchmarks
         in aligned columns. Ensure that the rse column is not truncated
         (bug?) by setting the width to 20.
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$ echo -e ".width 0 20\nselect testCase, rse from stats order by rse desc;" |
sqlite3 -column -header stats.db | less