https://sourceforge.net/p/dbfeeder/news/2017-03-22T04:55:09.584000ZRecent posts to news2017-03-22T04:55:09.584000Z2017-03-22T04:55:09.584000ZDavideContihttps://sourceforge.net/u/davideconti/https://sourceforge.nete4a093aa85ece3e959373a387fc79bff9f1870c6

<div class="markdown_content"><p>DBFeeder is now supported by <a class="" href="http://daconti.ch/index.php/dbfeeder/" rel="nofollow">daconti</a>.<br/> Tel: +41 78 824 14 58<br/> Email: daconti@daconti.ch</p></div>

2007-12-02T00:31:33Z2007-12-02T00:31:33ZDavideContihttps://sourceforge.net/u/davideconti/https://sourceforge.net8a245b7554c047d9b7dd0e41d3f76c42972909e6

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Quality engineers, developers and testers can use DBFeeder to quickly fill their databases tables with synthetic records by respecting unique and foreign key constraints.<br /> DBFeeder resolves all these constraints automatically. In addition, DBFeeder comes with a powerful data customization framework to let you simulate quickly and accurately your real data.<br /> DBFeeder 0.9 beta is the first official release of DBFeeder. This is the product of years of development and much silent work behind the scene.<br /> DBFeeder 0.9 beta supports only Oracle databases. However DBFeeder has a db independent data generation engine which makes particularly easy to include other databases in future releases. <br /> DBFeeder is a perl application. The UI is text based and it is very easy to use. <br /> DBFeeder provides users with demos, which can be used to get confident with the program and the UI.<br /> We hope you enjoy using DBFeeder!</p> <p>The DBFeeder Team - December 1, 2007 </p></div>