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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...
Hello,
In order to troubleshoot your problem could you please provide some more information
1) Does it work if you include the pull path to SQLDataGenerator.exe ("C:\Program Files\Red Gate\SQL Data Generator 1\SQLDataGenerator.exe")?
2) Can you execute the project using the UI?
3) Can you execute the project using the command line without using the deploy file?
4) Are you still under trail mode, if you are you will get the licensing dialog pop-up.
5) Can you add anything tracing or anything to see if anything is being wrote to the console? Any information in your build output?
If you could answer those questions that would be great.
Thanks
Ben / comments
Hello,
In order to troubleshoot your problem could you please provide some more information
1) Does it work if you include the pull path to SQLDataGenerator.exe ("C:\Program Files\Red Gate\SQL Data...
Hello,
Sorry for the delay in replying.
SQL Data Generator is a tool which can generator test data for any sql server database, while your DB\lookup tables are in development I would strongly recommend using this tool. http://www.red-gate.com/products/SQL_Da ... /index.htm
For production data, SQL Data Compare allows you to compare and sync the contents of two databases, so if your lookup data is ready in another DB you can easily transfer the data across. http://www.red-gate.com/products/SQL_Da ... /index.htm
I hope this answers your question, if you need any more particular information please contact myself or the sales team and we will be happy to help.
Regards
Ben / comments
Hello,
Sorry for the delay in replying.
SQL Data Generator is a tool which can generator test data for any sql server database, while your DB\lookup tables are in development I would strongly recom...
Hello,
Thanks for your post. We can currently working out when we are releasing SQL Data Generator with 2008 support.
Our current plan is to release support around the time when Microsoft release RTM.
Hope this helps.
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Ben / comments
Hello,
Thanks for your post. We can currently working out when we are releasing SQL Data Generator with 2008 support.
Our current plan is to release support around the time when Microsoft release R...
Hello,
Thanks for your post. Currently, this is not possible within the application, however I have made a note to review your request for future versions.
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Ben / comments
Hello,
Thanks for your post. Currently, this is not possible within the application, however I have made a note to review your request for future versions.
Thanks
Ben
Hello,
Great suggestion, something we have heard before. It's not currently possible, however i'll add it to the list for reviewing.
If you have any more feedback, please let us know
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Ben / comments
Hello,
Great suggestion, something we have heard before. It's not currently possible, however i'll add it to the list for reviewing.
If you have any more feedback, please let us know
Thanks
Ben
Hello,
Thanks for your post. Currently, there is no way to view the SQL statements for the generation. However, i'll add the suggestion to the list for reviewing.
Regards
Ben / comments
Hello,
Thanks for your post. Currently, there is no way to view the SQL statements for the generation. However, i'll add the suggestion to the list for reviewing.
Regards
Ben
Hello,
Are you getting the message multiple times per table or just once per table but for lots of tables?
So I can log the feature for review, what would you like to be displayed on the report? Where would you like to be able to disable the message?
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Ben / comments
Hello,
Are you getting the message multiple times per table or just once per table but for lots of tables?
So I can log the feature for review, what would you like to be displayed on the report? Wh...
Hello,
Thank you for reporting this. This is a known issue we found in 1.1, it should be fixed in a future version.
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Ben / comments
Hello,
Thank you for reporting this. This is a known issue we found in 1.1, it should be fixed in a future version.
Thanks
Ben