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TestBase 3.0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 After setting everything, selecting the table will display all of your settings in the left hand pane. As you make changes to a project, it is automatically saved. An archive is maintained for the last 100 in case you need to revert back to a previous version. I would have liked to be able to control this and archive when I chose to. A large project with several dozen or hundred tables can easily blow through that limit.
Clicking the Run button will kick off the data generation. You'll notice that TestBase is generating 1550 rows of data into my little database. This breaks down as follows: 50 rows each for tbt_products and tbt_customers. 0 - 10 rows for each of the 50 customers into the tbt_orders table. 0 - 10 rows for each of the orders. I'm assuming that there is an upper limit on the demo since this should generate a maximum of 5550 rows, but it never surpassed 1550 rows in the 20 runs that I performed.
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