dbForge Data Generator for SQL Server

dbForge Data Generator for SQL Server is a powerful GUI tool for a fast generation of large volumes of SQL Server test table data. Data Generator includes 200+ meaningful SQL data generators with sensible configuration options. It provides great flexibility and manual control over the creation of the foreign key data. With the column-intelligent data generation, the data in one column is based on the data of another.
Key features:

* Create large volumes of meaningful test data with no hustle and bustle
* Eliminate hours of manual data population and profit from new time slots
* Keep your data consistent across multiple tables with data integrity support
* Preserve inter-column data dependencies with domain integrity support
* Create, set up, and share custom generators with your team
* Automate and schedule data generation routines with the command line
* Integrate test data generation right into SQL Server Management Studio



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Category: Business Software > Database Management Software

Size: 58101KB

OS: Windows All

Downloads: 139616

License: Shareware

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