Re: Data Simulator

Greetings.
There is a tool from Princeton Softech, called 'Move for Servers', that might be able to help you. This is a relational data extraction and insertion tool, that enables the user to extract relationaly intact sub- sets of data, along with the DDL for the objects from which the data was taken. The object definitions can be modified to suite current requirements, and then applied at the target database. The created objects can then be populated from the extracted data. Note that the data can be modified to suite requirements at insertion - including date aging (both linear and somantic).
If this sounds useful, please contact me by phone or e-mail.

Thanks. Alan
In article <35D2FD17.AA6C4A6A_at_iee.org>, Niall Gormley <ngormley_at_iee.org> writes
>Hi,
> Is anyone aware of any products (commercial or not) that can
>generate simulated data, based a database schema? If not has anyone any
>scripts that would help?
> Any assictance would be appreciated.
>
>TIA,
>Niall

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