GenRocket Supported Databases

Description

This article covers the most common SQL, NoSQL, and Fixed File/Flat File Databases that GenRocket can connect to for data queries and populating database tables during test data generation. Please note that most databases that support a JDBC driver and connection are supported by GenRocket.

Note: GenRocket supports a variety of output file formats beyond database-specific. For a complete list of supported output formats, click here.

Chart Description Meaning

• Supported - A checkmark means that the database is supported by GenRocket.
• Validated - A checkmark means that the database has been validated by the GenRocket Team.
• In Use, Not Validated - A checkmark means that the database is in use by one or more customers, but has not been validated by the GenRocket Team.
• Bulk Load Receiver Available - A checkmark means that a Bulk Load Receiver is currently available for the database. For more information about Bulk Load Receivers, please click here.
• Support Available with a New Receiver - A checkmark means that the database is supported by GenRocket, but will require a new Receiver.
• JDBC- This column shows if a JDBC Driver is available for the database. A checkmark means that a JDBC Driver is available either through the database provider or a 3rd party provider. If a JDBC Driver is available, it should be supported by GenRocket through a JDBC connection.

SQL Databases

NoSQL Databases

Note: Project setup for a NoSQL database requires different steps than a SQL database. See Test Data Projects Overview for more information and guidance on setting up Projects. 

Fixed or Flat File

Data / Lakehouse Platforms

Other Supported Databases