Database Load Generation

Good afternoon! 

I have the following data structure, and I am currently having issues getting the data generator to work as I intended..

CREATE TABLE dbo.Entity
(pk_EntityId INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY(1,1)
, EntityTypeId INT --1 Store, 2 Product
)
CREATE TABLE dbo.Store
(pk_StoreId INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY(1,1) 
, fk_EntityId INT
, StoreName NVARCHAR(50)
)
CREATE TABLE dbo.Product
(pk_ProductId INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY(1,1) 
, fk_EntityId INT
, fk_StoreId INT
, ProductName NVARCHAR(50)
)

What I need to do is create random number of stores, which also have random number of products. The thing is, we have an Entity table that we must first create an entity for each store/product, before we can actually create the store/product. I can I make the data generator work so that it can use current identity +n whenever it is creating a new Entity for Store/Product?

To meet this use case you would order the inserts so that entity occurs first. Then on the store and product generators you select foreign key for the entityId column and point at the Entity pk column.

To meet this use case you would order the inserts so that entity occurs first. Then on the store and product generators you select foreign key for the entityId column and point at the Entity pk column.