SSIS-Dummy-Data-Source-Adapter

SSIS Dummy Data Source (FREE)

Dummy Data Source can be used to generate large amount of records for sample data for testing. You can easily set datatype, enter sample values for each column or leave it blank for default random value generation. Component comes with 3 inbuilt profiles to get you started.

Features

  • Quickly generate random data for any datatype.
  • Support for user defined sample value to generate for each field using simple comma separated list.
  • Support for user defined sample row count.
  • Support for generating random NULL values.
  • Support Templates which can store predefined layout of dataset.

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