When creating a web application it is essential that we test to see if it will work in the “real world†before releasing it into the wild. To test our application many of us use the ever tedious “insert†command in phpMyAdmin to create dummy records. This is a long process and more often than not we simple copy the records of the one before. Generate Data fixes this.
Generate Data allows you to generate up to 200 records to input into your database, regardless of your table structure and fields.
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