Slightly OT: Open Source database design tool?
Sorry to ask this here but open source database users are the best folks
to ask this question...
Does there exist an open source (or very inexpensive) relational
database design tool for linux that I could use to design the structure
of a relational database?
What tools if any are you folks using? My trusty pencil and paper work
fine for me but we'd like something a little more
permanent/digital/distributable/intelligent. Thanks!
-Fran
Sorry to ask this here but open source database users are the best folks
to ask this question...Does there exist an open source (or very inexpensive) relational
database design tool for linux that I could use to design the structure
of a relational database?What tools if any are you folks using? My trusty pencil and paper work
fine for me but we'd like something a little more
permanent/digital/distributable/intelligent. Thanks!
Try dia... I think it has some of the functionality you're
seeking. I haven't used it in a while, but you might want to check it
out. -sc
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Sean Chittenden
Hi,
There are a few links to Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)
tools/programs at :
http://techdocs.postgresql.org/oresources.php#erdtools
Hope they are useful.
:-)
Regards and best wishes,
Justin Clift
Sean Chittenden wrote:
Sorry to ask this here but open source database users are the best folks
to ask this question...Does there exist an open source (or very inexpensive) relational
database design tool for linux that I could use to design the structure
of a relational database?What tools if any are you folks using? My trusty pencil and paper work
fine for me but we'd like something a little more
permanent/digital/distributable/intelligent. Thanks!Try dia... I think it has some of the functionality you're
seeking. I haven't used it in a while, but you might want to check it
out. -sc--
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