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As far as I know you won't be able to do it in a simple way - but you can apply some workaround. I have this issue quite often, the MERGE script after generation works perfect for me. Details:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/libr ... 10625.aspx
Seed is useful when you want to set NULLs in the same places; you may also use it if you want some columns to be identical, but doesn't work for the particular order on referencing other tables.
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Struggling a bit with the data generator. What I want to do is use 2 columns from a SQL Server table to populate 2 columns in an empty table
I want the 2 columns to keep there relationship to each other ie
PropertyRef1 and PropertyRef2 are related and need to populate in the new table the same.
I have tried setting the seed to 0 and changing the population but with no luck. Any suggestions