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If the schema has any complexity then manually identifying and extracting
the required dependent records can be quite troublesome. There is a white
paper on the DataBee web site entitled "Test Database Generation and
Management" that discusses the issues in some detail.
http://www.databee.com/TestDBGenWhitePaper.pdf
We also provide an automated tool designed for the purpose of creating referentially correct subsets of data. It may be useful in your case.
Kind regards
Dale Edgar
Net 2000 Ltd.
Dale_at_DataBee.com
http://www.DataBee.com
> I need your advise , currently our customer have a production and
> development system , if there is a problem log being raise ,
> then we need
> to
> port the data from development to production but not the
> whole database
> sometime is only certain record.
>
> Is there any method to use instead of generate insert statement for
> necessary table(PROD) and run the statement (DEV) ?
>
> I do think of using XML but I don't know how to do it
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