Does anyone know of a HBM -> ER diagram tool?
Bear
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On 04 Dec (11:22), Miller Charles - Nashville wrote:
> I see that you are using coWiki. Which version are you using? I am looking
> to install one for an internal developer community where I work.
Must be 0.3.1 or something like that. I would recommend the latest
version declared as "working" o
Already self answered in the forum. Was using a 'USER'
named table.
Damn cross-posting.
--- Thomas Quas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > On Wed,
03 Dec 2003 12:06:54 +0100, PM.Leclercq
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> Hi Pierre-Marin,
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> I'm seeing the same messages when creating the
> schema on an empty
> databas
Hello,
I see that you are using coWiki. Which version are you using? I am looking
to install one for an internal developer community where I work.
Thanks.
Charles Miller
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Gavin King wrote:
Yes, bot not really in the case of inverse="true:
Yes it supports the relationship, or yes it's solely a table-wide
concept? I'm not trying to be difficult but the documentation
seems to refer to only bags and sets and my attempts have always
resulted in table-wide maps.
Bear
On Wed, 03 Dec 2003 12:06:54 +0100, PM.Leclercq wrote:
Hi Pierre-Marin,
I'm seeing the same messages when creating the schema on an empty
database. The drop fails because the tables are simply not there yet.
Running the schema export a second time should should give you output w/o
those error mes
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