MockupData

Generate Realistic Data for Testing

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Platforms: Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7

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As an IT professional, it's hard testing the results of your work efforts. In order to create an authentic test environment that comes close to mimicking real-world usage, you need to come up with massive amounts of good data. Short of plugging information in by hand, what's a tester to do? For starters, grab a copy of MockupData and get a head start on your testing!

MockupData lets you generate massive quantities of data for testing, creating a realistic platform for your program and minimizing surprises at deployment. With MockupData, you'll be able to produce realistic sample data quickly, letting you skip days of manual test data entry. Everything looks realistic, too - names, addresses, countries, streets - and none of it comes from your production database. To get started, just add columns of your tables, and you're good to go! You can even preview results in real time with MockupData.

How good is MockupData? How about generating thousands of records in the blink of an eye? Millions of records faster than you can fetch a coffee? What's more, you can generate data for multiple tables at once! And since MockupData generates data in CSV format, you can import and use that data with any database you currently use.

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Bruno User Hello Igor,

I have some questions:

In 2012 (see above), you said creation of e-mail addresses was imminent. So I suppose this is not a problem anymore?

In 2015 (see above), you said MockupData worked with Windows 8, and Windows 10 compatibility would be officialized as soon as Windows 10 was final itself. Now in 2016, here and on your website, compatibility is indicated for Win 2000 up to Win 7, so is there some possible problem with 8 and/or 10, which one(s)?

On your site, you indicate the licence key is for one pc, so what will happen if I need to change my pc? Can I transfer the program and licence without your help? ("Phoning home" would not be a problem since I really would switch, not use the program on 2 pcs then.)

Is it correct that in order to create mockup data with MockupData (in csv format then imported back into the database), I need to create sort of a second "database" within MockupData, manually (this could become very strenuous with many tables and with many columns), or is there a way to import a kind of "script" into MockupData, by which similar commands (SQL) as those which create the tables and columns in the production database, would create the tables and columns within MockupData? (I know of the alternative to just create (the most) "important" tables in MockupData, but that would leave many tables of my production database empty, thus would not give a realistic try-out.)

Sub-question to the last one: Since MockupData imports Excel tables, does it import csv tables, too? (i.e. together with the column titles) Since that might be a realistic possibility to automatically:
- either create the tables, together with their columns, in MockupData,
- or at least to create the necessary multiple columns in tables created manually in MockupData.

Can I download a manual from your site, without installing the trial?

Thank you very much!

Jun 16 2016 at 1:00am Copy Link

Nelson Therrien Hi,

I have version 1.10... What's the new version? What are the differences?

I guess it's cheaper to buy a new license than to upgrade (IF it is available... I didn't see it on the site...).

Jun 18 2016 at 5:18am Copy Link

Foomonkey42 Does this run properly on Windows 10 and is it officially supported on it by the dev?

It seems odd that the compatibility info says the latest supported OS is Windows 7...

Jun 18 2016 at 5:29am Copy Link

CFGuy Although I don't have an immediate need for this program- I could see, down the road, that it could be very useful. The Pricepoint is extremely affordable, and the EULA ("Fine Print") terms are very agreeable to a software consumer- plus I like the fact that the developer "agrees to abide by the ASP's Code of Professional Conduct." Admittedly, I've never had an issue or experience that made this last point useful to me, but to be honest, just that fact that the developer is agreeing to abide by any specific group's "code of ethics" could only be a plus, for me. So this one is a "no brainer" for me- I'm in. Wish all the deals offered here on BDJ had these qualities. but I understand that life (and software sale terms) is/are not always able to be that simple. -CFGuy

Jun 19 2016 at 9:25am Copy Link

bvssunnydale If the maker had answered a single one of the above questions I would've purchased because the app seems useful. Why list something on BitsDuJour if you have no intention of answering questions?

Jun 19 2016 at 7:32pm Copy Link

David Vaughan He's a good guy and normally responsive. English is not his first language.

Jun 20 2016 at 12:00am Copy Link