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TestBase 3.0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 After selecting your datasources and clicking OK on the project dialog, you will see the figure below. In the left hand pane will be an entry for each data source that you want to generate test data for. The next step is to select the tables you want. Right click the datasource and select Properties.
The dialog below will display. TestBase ships with a demo that you can work from. The demo script creates the 4 tables that you see below that have an obvious parent-child relationship. I want to first fill the product and customers tables with data before generating orders, so I will start with them. I modified the schema for the tables to simplify my testing. The modifications that I did were to change the ID columns in tbt_products, tbt_customers, and tbt_orders to an identity.
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