Assistant database modeling: it is well forgotten old
Inspired by recent post.
As it is really a little touched the desktop database designers, although probably no sane person would design your project from DBMS.
I want to write a mini-review on is not new, but loyal companion — SQL Power Architect'e. Openarena cross-platform application written in java, with support for various databases.
I use Arhitekton than a year and love it for its simplicity. Platform — Ubuntu (versions 10.04-12.04) with Gnome2
Before starting don't forget to throw in ~/architect-1.0.6/jdbc/ needed for Your database JDBC driver.
So, pros:
the
Of cons note:
the
Some screenshots to attract attention :)
Hello, everybody! Suddenly someone come in handy.
*too messy in advance, waiting for questions/suggestions*
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As it is really a little touched the desktop database designers, although probably no sane person would design your project from DBMS.
I want to write a mini-review on is not new, but loyal companion — SQL Power Architect'e. Openarena cross-platform application written in java, with support for various databases.
I use Arhitekton than a year and love it for its simplicity. Platform — Ubuntu (versions 10.04-12.04) with Gnome2
Before starting don't forget to throw in ~/architect-1.0.6/jdbc/ needed for Your database JDBC driver.
So, pros:
the
-
the
- first: minimalist and intuitive user interface + lekoprost/the customizable hot keys
- And all sorts of buns, such as
— correct the SQL generator
— the possibility to compare different models (for compliance) — whether in the sole working
— export to csv, xml, sql, pdf, html
— support for OLAP (do not use)
second: the nice connectivity of the existing database and drag and drop the desired structures in a new project the
Of cons note:
the
-
the
- Lack of support for data types. Alas, neither you serial'and, no enum, no more custom types the
- the Lack of a definition for the entity schema. Therefore, different schemes have to make different models
Some screenshots to attract attention :)
01 creating a connection to an existing database
02 Creating tables and columns
03 creating an Index
04 View relationships (fkey)
05 Details of constraints — foreign key (relations)
06 download to SQL and XML
Hello, everybody! Suddenly someone come in handy.
*too messy in advance, waiting for questions/suggestions*