For one client, we're going to do exactly that, and put an automated process that will produce the data, anonymize sensitive data (with checks). This will also

For one client, we're going to do exactly that, and put an automated process that will produce the data, anonymize sensitive data (with checks). This will also be useful for developers willing to test changes with the real data volume. EDIT: after reading patio11 comment, I can only emphasize the importance of using a "white list" approach here, ie carefully picking the fields you will keep, and adding ETL screens. You have been warned :)