Re: Is there a tool for visual data browse and input?

From: Tenerus <info_at_tenerus.com>
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 17:46:29 -0400
Message-ID: <7ku91p$lm7_at_enews2.newsguy.com>

We have an automatic test data generator called TestBase.

Here's a quick list of features:

-Supports any ODBC compliant database
-Supports direct access to Oracle and Sybase (ODBC not required)
-Support for Time Dimensional Testing with built-in Data Ager
-Output directly to the database or to a flat file
-Generates meaningful data from an  extensive test database  which includes

tens of
  thousands of names, zip codes, area codes, cities, states, words, and more

-Test database can be easily extended to include your own specific test data
-Generates complex strings based on a pattern such as: ENG-001/2XA
-Extensive date options make it great for Y2K projects
-Supports BLOB fields
-Supports referential integrity, including support for multiple foreign keys
-Supports unique constraints
-Project-oriented architecture allows for multiple tables, and even multiple

databases to be loaded in a single session

Full product information and a demo are available at:

http://www.testbase.com

Bob Holmes
Tenerus Corporation

Johnson Chao wrote in message <7ksbts$rc0$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>...
>
>
>Hello:
> I would like to know if there is a convinent tool for data browse
>input in oracle. The Enterprise Manager can only manage the scheme
>object. If I want to input some test data to the table, I have to use
>SQLPlus to manually input the data.
> The temporary way I have found is to use the Visual Database Tool
>from Microsoft to input the data through ODBC driver using a grid
>form. But unfortunately, sometimes it acted strange. I do not know
>the reason.
> Also, if I want to batch input a lot of test data, how can I do?
>
>Thanks in advance
>--
>Johnson Chao
>ctc Japan
>
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Received on Thu Jun 24 1999 - 23:46:29 CEST