DBFeeder is a 100% perl database testing engine.

With DBFeeder you can quickly fill your databases tables with synthetic records by respecting unique and foreign key constraints

DBFeeder resolves all these constraints automatically.

In addition, DBFeeder comes with a powerful data customization framework (see Data-Generate-0.02) to let you simulate quickly and accurately your real data.

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.

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.

We hope you enjoy using DBFeeder!

The DBFeeder Team - December 1, 2007


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