SDG/Config/CC.Title and Firstname.xml
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1252"?>
<generators> <generator type="RedGate.SQLDataGenerator.ExpressionGenerators.Python.PythonScriptGenerator" name="First Name from Title" description="Generates first names from titles" category="Cross Column"> <property name="UserControl">RedGate.SQLDataGenerator.ExpressionGenerators.Python.PythonGeneratorUI</property> <property name="Code"># This script generates male or female first names based on values in a title column # To use this script there must be another column in the table that contains title values (eg Mr, Miss, Dr) # You can specify the name of your title column in the 'if' statements below # Load the names into a list def LoadList(name_filepath): name_list = [] names = open(name_filepath, 'r') for line in names: name_list.append(line.strip()) names.close(); return name_list def main(config): config_location = config["config_path"] male_name_filepath = config_location + "\\NamesFirstMale.txt" female_name_filepath = config_location + "\\NamesFirstFemale.txt" # Load the names male_name_list = LoadList(male_name_filepath) female_name_list = LoadList(female_name_filepath) # Specify the name of your title column here if Title == 'Mr' or Title == 'Mr.': return random.choice(male_name_list) elif Title == 'Dr' or Title == 'Dr.': if random.randint(0, 1) == 0: return random.choice(male_name_list) else: return random.choice(female_name_list) else: return random.choice(female_name_list) </property> <property name="ColumnType">nvarchar</property> <type sqlType="NVarchar" type="String" /> </generator> </generators> |