First Release of dbForge Data Generator for MySQL

[Devart]

Dear users,

We are proud to announce the release of a new product – dbForge Data Generator for MySQL v1.0!

dbForge Data Generator for MySQL is a powerful GUI tool for creating massive volumes of realistic test data. The tool includes a large collection of predefined data generators with customizable configuration options.

Populate MySQL database tables with meaningful data of various types using 180+ data generators!

Key features:

• Full support of all essential MySQL data types
• Wide range of basic generators
• 180+ meaningful generators
• User-defined generators
• Data customization for each individual generator
• SQL data integrity support
• Multiple ways to populate data
• Real-time preview of generated data
• Command-line interface

Availability
Learn more about the pricing of the SQL Data Generator tool from Devart at the dbForge Data Generator for MySQL purchase page.

Download trial version of dbForge Data Generator for MySQL now and evaluate benefits of the tool for free during a 30-day trial period.

Provide feedback at the dbForge Data Generator for MySQL feedback page. The Devart team is looking forward to receiving your comments and suggestions.

Devart Development Team
http://www.devart.com/dbforge/

[dbinott]

I am trying this out. I have a startdate and enddate. Enddate needs to be > startdate. Is there a way to accomplish this?
I also sent in a ticket stating the data preview formatting for dates is inconsistent. preview has dd/mm/yyyy everywhere else is mm/dd/yyyy which it should be.

[alexa]

I am trying this out. I have a startdate and enddate. Enddate needs to be > startdate. Is there a way to accomplish this?

We will implement this in the next product version.

I also sent in a ticket stating the data preview formatting for dates is inconsistent. preview has dd/mm/yyyy everywhere else is mm/dd/yyyy which it should be.

We will review implementing this when developing the next product versions.

[alexa]

I am trying this out. I have a startdate and enddate. Enddate needs to be > startdate. Is there a way to accomplish this?

Sorry for the confusion. This can be achieved as follows:

In the 'Min' field of the 'Column generator settings for EndDate' section, please specify the value greater than the Max value of StartDate.

Also, for EndDate, you can select 'Offset from column' in the 'Range' field and select the 'StartDate' in the column below. Then, in the 'Min' field below, specify the value greater than 0.

[dbinott]

I am trying your second suggestion as the first won't work for me, but as soon as I select offset and select 0d 1hr for min and 0d 5hrs for max I get a warning "Not enough rows in the preview"

[alexa]

Could you please provide us the CREATE definition of the table and let us know how many records you were trying to generate?

You can send a reply straight to our support system at supportATdevartDOTcom

[alexa]

Thank you for the reply.

We have received the file and are currently investigating this. We will answer you as soon as possible.