EMS Data Generator for Oracle 3.0

1. Unicode support
2. User-friendly wizard interface
3. Ability to save and edit generated data in the SQL script without executing queries on the server
4. Support of basic Oracle data types including NUMERIC, CHARACTER, DATETIME (DATE, TIMESTAMP), INTERVALS and BINARY (RAW, LONG RAW, BLOB)
5. Ability to select different types of data insertion: through INSERT or MERGE
6. Generation of data for several tables from different database schemes
7. Different generation types for each field including list, random and incremental generation, generation into two and more fields simultaneously
8. Ability to use SQL query results as a list of values for data generation
9. Ability to preview the generated data
10. Automatic control over referential integrity for linked tables
11. Ability to disable triggers of the generated tables during the generation process
12. Wide variety of generation parameters for each field type
13. Ability to set NULL values for certain percent of cases
14. Ability to save all generation parameters set on current wizard session into a configuration file
15. Command-line utility to generate data using the template file

Enhancements:

1. Unicode support is implemented.
2. Added new options for data generation to SQL script:
3. BLOBs and arrays are dumped into to a separate file (for IB/FB);
4. SQL script can be appended to an existing file;
5. the ability to view/edit the script.
6. Added the possibility to select the data insertion type: INSERT, UPDATE OR INSERT (for Firebird), MERGE (for Firebird and Oracle).
7. Added options allowing you to disable triggers associated with tables during data generation (for IB/FB, SQL Server, Oracle).
8. Added options for generating the same data into several columns.
9. Added options for generating string data according to the sample text.
10.  Data preview is implemented.
11. Added options for generating data into dependent fields with the relation 1:n (n records will be generated into the dependent table field for each record of the primary table).
12. Implemented data generation into fields of user-defined types (for DB2, PostgreSQL).
13. Implemented data generation into fields of domain-based types (for IB/FB).
14. Implemented data generation into fields of the GEOMETRY type (for MySQL).
15. Implemented data generation into fields of the BIT and INTERVAL types (for PostgreSQL).
16. Data generation is now performed within a separate thread.
17. Other minor improvements and bugfixes.

Requirements: 

1. 300-megahertz (MHz) or higher Pentium II-compatible processor; 600-MHz or faster processor recommended
2. Microsoft Windows NT4 with SP4 or later, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows 2003 Server, Microsoft Windows Vista
3. 64 MB RAM (128 MB or above is recommended)
4. 20MB of available HD space for program installation
5. Super VGA (800x600) or higher-resolution video adapter and monitor; Super VGA (1024x768) or higher-resolution recommended
6. Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device
7. Oracle Client 8.1.7 or higher
8. Possibility to connect to any local or remote Oracle server