Re: Data Modeling Tools
From: rick van dijk <r.vandijk_at_heraut.demon.nl>
Date: Sat, 10 Jul 1999 23:24:07 +0200
Message-ID: <3787B9F7.7720620E_at_heraut.demon.nl>
Date: Sat, 10 Jul 1999 23:24:07 +0200
Message-ID: <3787B9F7.7720620E_at_heraut.demon.nl>
Alex,
You can try our tool. (dezign for databases). Why better? It's easier to use than the other tools mentioned. The big plus is that the price for this product is $97. A fraction of comparable tools.
Some features:
- Automatic foreign key migration.
- Automatic resolution of many-to-many relationships.
- Full cardinality and connectivity support for Foreign Key placement
- Dependency through "weak" entitiy-type.
- Support for domains (user defined types). Domains can be generated if target database supports domains. Otherwise domains will be converted to 'normal' types with checkconstraints.
- Generate constraints as table-constraints, column-constraints or use the
alter table-statement.
- Automatic DROP TABLE scripts for dropping the tables from the database.
- Directly generate dBase (.dbf -files) or Paradox-tables (.db -files).
- Directly generate MS Access module for database-creation.
- Versioncontrol for your Entity Relationship Diagram (You can always reopen a previous version of your project).
- Powerfull report generator. Generate html-reports.
- Template driven schema-creation.
- Open type-mapping (Change the type-mapping to the target database to your needs).
- Multiple displaymodes available in the Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)
editor.
An evaluation version can be downloaded. http://www.heraut.demon.nl/dezign/dezign.html
Best regards,
Rick Van Dijk
"DeZign for databases"
http://www.heraut.demon.nl/dezign/dezign.html
database design tool.
Visualize and create your database (ER-Modeling).
Oracle, dBase, Paradox, Interbase, Access,....
Heraut/Appsolute
Alex Yevzelman schreef:
[Quoted] [Quoted] > We are trying to choose between different data modeling tools such as [Quoted] > ERWin, ER/Studio, Silverrun, etc. to create and maintain databases for > Oracle 8i. > Does anyone like one tool better than the other and why? > > Thanks. > Alex.Received on Sat Jul 10 1999 - 23:24:07 CEST