example.php

<?php

	// WARNING
	//
	// Do not run this script "as is". This may damage permanently your database.
	// Also, try to not use this class on a production database.
	// Use only the script lines you want, not the whole script.

    require('dbpopulator.class.php');
    
    $db = new DBPopulator();
    
    $db->setDb('localhost', 'root', 'root');
    
    // You can either use 'database.table' or 'database.*'
    $db->populate('mydb.mytable');
    $db->populate('mydb.*');
    
    // And you can also use any combination of these methods, using an array
    $db->populate(array('mydb.table', 'another_db.*'));
    
    // It's possible to define the number of inserted data
    $db->populate('mydb.mytable', 20);
    
    // And you can generate a file with the insert statements
    $db->populate('mydb.mytable', NULL, 'dummy_inserts.sql');