Database Diagram Drawing Tools ?

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#1Noname
database@gurubase.com
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Dear all,

I need drawing tools to show the table relationship. I have used pgaccess but
it seems that the effect is not very good. Are there any recommendations?

Best regards,
Boris

#2Robert B. Easter
reaster@comptechnews.com
In reply to: Noname (#1)
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Re: Database Diagram Drawing Tools ?

On Sat, 29 Jul 2000, database@gurubase.com wrote:

Dear all,

I need drawing tools to show the table relationship. I have used pgaccess but
it seems that the effect is not very good. Are there any recommendations?

Dia

http://www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia/

--
- Robert

#3Karl DeBisschop
kdebisschop@h00a0cc3b7988.ne.mediaone.net
In reply to: Noname (#1)
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Re: Database Diagram Drawing Tools ?

"Robert B. Easter" wrote:

On Sat, 29 Jul 2000, database@gurubase.com wrote:

Dear all,

I need drawing tools to show the table relationship. I have used pgaccess but
it seems that the effect is not very good. Are there any recommendations?

Dia

http://www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia/

--
- Robert

We paid $$$ for visio pro. It can automatically detect table
relationships and show joins. But we were never able to find a way to
show which attributes the joins were based on. In the end we found dia
to handle the task easily. And for no $$$.

I second the recommendation.

--
Karl DeBisschop kdebisschop@alert.infoplease.com
Family Education Network/Information Please http://www.infoplease.com
Netsaint Plugin Developer kdebisschop@users.sourceforge.net

#4Noname
database@gurubase.com
In reply to: Karl DeBisschop (#3)
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Re: Database Diagram Drawing Tools ?

Hi all,

I have downloaded the dia 0.80 for Redhat. But it has only diagrams for
flowchart, network, sybase uml and circuit. I would like to use it to show the
table fields and the relationship. How can I do it?

Many thanks!!!

Best regards,
Boris

Quoting Karl DeBisschop <kdebisschop@h00a0cc3b7988.ne.mediaone.net>:

"Robert B. Easter" wrote:

On Sat, 29 Jul 2000, database@gurubase.com wrote:

Dear all,

I need drawing tools to show the table relationship. I have used

pgaccess but

it seems that the effect is not very good. Are there any

recommendations?

Dia

http://www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia/

--
- Robert

We paid $$$ for visio pro. It can automatically detect table
relationships and show joins. But we were never able to find a way to
show which attributes the joins were based on. In the end we found dia
to handle the task easily. And for no $$$.

I second the recommendation.

--
Karl DeBisschop

kdebisschop@alert.infoplease.com

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Family Education Network/Information Please http://www.infoplease.com
Netsaint Plugin Developer kdebisschop@users.sourceforge.net

#5Karl DeBisschop
kdebisschop@h00a0cc3b7988.ne.mediaone.net
In reply to: Noname (#1)
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Re: Database Diagram Drawing Tools ?

database@gurubase.com wrote:

Hi all,

I have downloaded the dia 0.80 for Redhat. But it has only diagrams for
flowchart, network, sybase uml and circuit. I would like to use it to show the
table fields and the relationship. How can I do it?

I used classes and associations in UML. Worked for me.

--
Karl DeBisschop kdebisschop@alert.infoplease.com
Family Education Network/Information Please http://www.infoplease.com
Netsaint Plugin Developer kdebisschop@users.sourceforge.net

#6ERIC Lawson - x52010
eric@bioeng.washington.edu
In reply to: Karl DeBisschop (#5)
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RE: Database Diagram Drawing Tools ?

Visual Thought 1.4, available as a free "evaluation" download (fully
functional after installing the automatically generated license key) for
a variety of UNIX systems and Windows NT, from

http://www.confluent.com/

regards,
Eric

James Eric Lawson
Research Publications Editor III
National Simulation Resource

eric@bioeng.washington.edu

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