Re: Data Modeling Tools

[Quoted] Guys (and gals)

Thanks. Gee, mom was right. <g> "Of course, son. If you don't ask questions, how are you ever going to learn anything?" Of course, she also said "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all--unless provoked." All I have to do is ask a perfectly innocuous question and THEN I get responses.

None of you read my other post "ERwin and Data Architect", I hope?? Wouldn't won't to think I was leading the witness(es), so to speak.

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Joseph V. Morris <jvmorris_at_erols.com> wrote in message
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> What, if any, significance should be attached to the fact that to date

not


> one respondent has mentioned Designer/2000?

>

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> Regards,

>     Joseph V. Morris

>     jvmorris_at_erols.com

>     ICQ #29438199

>

> In addition to replying to the NewsGroup, an e-mail copy is always


> appreciated.

>

> Alex Yevzelman <yevz0001_at_tc.umn.edu> wrote in message

> news:3786724E.AED54269_at_tc.umn.edu...

> > We are trying to choose between different data modeling tools such as

> > 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.

> >

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