Re: Designer/2000 installation question
Date: 1995/12/04
Message-ID: <petersen.818075538_at_com1.dwhl.de>#1/1
aka_at_ulysses.att.com (Atul Ashar) writes:
>Hi Helge,
>Designer/2000 is great for doing this thing. You can reverse engineer almost
>everything from Oracle database to Designer repository and create graphical
>representation (diagrams) of your system. I did same thing and I am very happy
>with reverse engineering feature.
>In RON (i.e. Repository Object Navigator), create your application, assign
>database to it and run reverse engineer. This will ask you for Oracle user name.
>After that it will display which objects types you want to reverse engineer. You
>can select all the object types and it will generate list of all objects present
>in database for that user. You can select all of these objects. With this, you can
>reverse engineer data structure, constraints, relations, procedures, packages,
>triggers, etc.
>From these reverse engineered objects, you can create physical models for your
>database application in both report as well as graphical form.
>You can also create logical model from this physical model by using retrofit
>feature. This model also has different set of diagrams.
>An addition to this, you can also make changes in your model and repository can
n the first step I want to reverse engineer the database objects (tables,
views, constraints, sequences, relations, etc.) of an existing application.
But the problems are:
and I only found "Utilities -> Reverse Engineer DDL". I think these means
is "There are no databases in this application system with create status
>update your database structure according to changes you make in designer.
>
Yes,
these are the things I want to do !
1. The online help talks about "Utilities -> Reverse Engineer Database"
2. When I want to start "Utilities -> Reverse Engineer DDL" the only message
What's wrong ??
Thanks in advance,
Helge
Helge Petersen Draeger Synematic GmbH D-23558 Luebeck, Germany Tel. 0451/882-4044 Fax -3031 Email petersen_at_dwhl.de ***************************************************************************Received on Mon Dec 04 1995 - 00:00:00 CET