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Hi,
Thanks for your post. Sadly, this currently is not possible, however it is something we will consider for the next main release.
If you have any other feedback please let us know.
Thanks
Ben / comments
Hi,
Thanks for your post. Sadly, this currently is not possible, however it is something we will consider for the next main release.
If you have any other feedback please let us know.
Thanks
Ben
Hello,
I'm sorry you have encounted a problem, I haven't encounted this myself.
Do you have any special applications handling your monitor support?
You should be able to close the report using the cross in the right corner or using the menu icon in the left corner. Can you see the title bar?
The shortcut Alt+F4 should close the window and return you to the SDG screen.
Thanks
Ben / comments
Hello,
I'm sorry you have encounted a problem, I haven't encounted this myself.
Do you have any special applications handling your monitor support?
You should be able to close the report using the ...
Hello,
Are you using SDG 1.2? Does anything appear in the log file?
Our generators are dependent on the version of SDG they are built against. I then to upload the updated versions related to our new release, sorry I have been a bit slow getting around to this.
Thanks
Ben / comments
Hello,
Are you using SDG 1.2? Does anything appear in the log file?
Our generators are dependent on the version of SDG they are built against. I then to upload the updated versions related to our...
Hi Jay,
We currently do not support this, however we have heard this multiple times and willl look at it for a future release.
The only approach would be to write some SQL which would produce the required result, or create your own generator (possible which could interact with the existing weighted list generator, not sure if this is possible - sorry.).
If you have any other feedback, or need any other help please let us know.
Thanks
Ben / comments
Hi Jay,
We currently do not support this, however we have heard this multiple times and willl look at it for a future release.
The only approach would be to write some SQL which would produce the r...
With the SQL Statement generator, by default we shuffle the data, by unticking shuffle data the data will be inserted in the same order it appears in the database.
Hope this helps.
Ben / comments
With the SQL Statement generator, by default we shuffle the data, by unticking shuffle data the data will be inserted in the same order it appears in the database.
Hope this helps.
Ben
Hello,
I recommend you to use the SQL Statement generator as this will shuffle the data for you. You should be able to mix and match the SQL Statement Generator with the Map functionality, allowing you to only shuffle the columns you are interested in.
I hope this helps.
Ben / comments
Hello,
I recommend you to use the SQL Statement generator as this will shuffle the data for you. You should be able to mix and match the SQL Statement Generator with the Map functionality, allowin...
Hi David,
I just created the following table and that all appears to work as expected.
CREATE TABLE TempTable(ID INT, Address varchar(100) NOT NULL, Destination varchar(1000) NOT NULL)
Would it be possible for you to send me your schema and project file so I can attempt to reproduce this on my local machine.
Which SQL Server version are you running?
Thanks
Ben / comments
Hi David,
I just created the following table and that all appears to work as expected.
CREATE TABLE TempTable(ID INT, Address varchar(100) NOT NULL, Destination varchar(1000) NOT NULL)
Would it be ...
Hi,
Thanks for your post. Sorry you have encountered this problem.
In order for me to produce this, what are the datatypes of the two columns?
Is your regex expression something like $[Address] ?
Thanks
Ben / comments
Hi,
Thanks for your post. Sorry you have encountered this problem.
In order for me to produce this, what are the datatypes of the two columns?
Is your regex expression something like $[Address] ?
T...
Hi David,
Sorry for the reply in getting back to you.
The only way I can think of doing this would be to have 3 to 3, this would mean every case would have a party.
Would this meet your requirements?
Thanks
Ben / comments
Hi David,
Sorry for the reply in getting back to you.
The only way I can think of doing this would be to have 3 to 3, this would mean every case would have a party.
Would this meet your requirement...
It sounds like data generator is working perfectly. 2 suggestions.
1) Execute a batch file which will write out logging information to a write, execute data generator (redirecting output), write some data. End log file should tell you more about whats going on. for example:
echo 'Starting Generation' >> SDG.txt
"C:\Program Files\Red Gate\SQL Data Generator 1\SQLDataGenerator.exe" /project:"C:\Northwind.sqlgen" >> SDG.txt
echo 'Finish Generation' >> SDG.txt
You can then see if it is being called, what Data Generator is outputting, finally if it doesnt ever finish. Of course, if SDG.txt is never created, the batch file isn't being called and thats your problem.
2) The problem might be around using a trail and executing the command line. The command line will wait until you press OK on the licensing screen. Under the covers, MSBuild might be executing it but it's sitting there waiting for someone to press OK for the license trail. Running the batch file should indicate if this is the problem.
Let me know how you get on and if you have any more problems.
Thanks
Ben / comments
It sounds like data generator is working perfectly. 2 suggestions.
1) Execute a batch file which will write out logging information to a write, execute data generator (redirecting output), write so...