Datanamic Data Generator for MS Access

Handling databases oftentimes might require testing their functionality, prior to deploying them in the preferred environment. Users have the choice of creating their test data manually, but this might not be the most practical solution. Datanamic Data Generator for MS Access is an application that was created in order to provide people with the means to create realistic test data for their Microsoft Office Access databases.

The application presents people with a clean interface that features a thoughtful layout, with several sections for previewing the database records, tables and corresponding tables. Users will be able to easily create new databases and populate them with random generated data.

They will be able to select Microsoft Office Access 2000, 2003, 2007 or 2010 as the database type, provide a custom user name and corresponding password or even add filters. Once they have selected the preferred database, the application will provide them with several test data generation options.

In order to facilitate users workflow, Datanamic Data Generator for MS Access offers several modes for generating data. To this end, it will allow one to generate “full runs” or “test runs”, the latter offering 1, 10 or 50% of records generated. This will help those who do not wish to wait for the whole database to be populated with data.

The generators can be customized in terms of name, fill type, external files or mode (random / sequential). This ensures that people will be able to construct the preferred data generation scheme that will help them achieve the required database test sample.

This utility addresses users who need a quick way of generating random data for populating Microsoft Office Access databases, for testing purposes. It will allow them to easily define the preferred random generation parameters and use partial or full data generation. These modes are especially useful, as they will allow one to easily verify database functionality, without generating a full database record range.