Comments on: Walkthrough – Generate Test Data With Red Gate SQL Data Generator http://www.thereforesystems.com/walkthrough-generate-test-data-with-red-gate-sql-data-generator/ a learning effort by Deepak Kapoor Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:29:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ranjeet http://www.thereforesystems.com/walkthrough-generate-test-data-with-red-gate-sql-data-generator/comment-page-1/#comment-149126 Ranjeet Wed, 17 Aug 2011 05:52:52 +0000 http://www.thereforesystems.com/walkthrough-generate-test-data-with-red-gate-sql-data-generator/#comment-149126 HI Is there any means by which we can control the distribution of generated test data. i.e I have a 'VISIT' table with a column name 'VISIT TYPE' [with any one of three types of input data 'Inpatient','Outpatient' or 'Emergency'], so i would like to generate the data in such a manner that 60% of the generated data should be 'Inpatient', 20% should be 'Outpatient' and 20% should be 'Emergency'.[If we are generating 100 rows for visit table then 'VisitType' column should contain 60-Inpatient , 20-Outpatient,20-Emergency data rows] Regards, Ranjeet HI
Is there any means by which we can control the distribution of generated test data.

i.e I have a ‘VISIT’ table with a column name ‘VISIT TYPE’ [with any one of three types of input data 'Inpatient','Outpatient' or 'Emergency'], so i would like to generate the data in such a manner that 60% of the generated data should be ‘Inpatient’, 20% should be ‘Outpatient’ and 20% should be ‘Emergency’.[If we are generating 100 rows for visit table then 'VisitType' column should contain 60-Inpatient , 20-Outpatient,20-Emergency data rows]

Regards,
Ranjeet

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