At 01:15 PM 7/9/2002, you wrote:
>Hello list.
>
>At the end of a db programming job (using php) I have been asked for a
>document describing in details the structure of a MySQL database.
>The purpose of the document is to make other DB people able to manage and
>interface the database (I can fig
Hi,
These tools are not open source:
http://www.thekompany.com/products/dataarchitect/
You can download the evaluation. It supports MySQL
directly:
http://www.datanamic.com/download/download_dezign.html
If you are not familiar with database methodology and
relation entity diagrams, I recomend
Hello list.
At the end of a db programming job (using php) I have been asked for a document
describing in details the structure of a MySQL database.
The purpose of the document is to make other DB people able to manage and interface
the database (I can figure out that there is also the intent t
From: Ravi Raman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> if you (or anyone else) finds/has found anything better i'd be interested to
> know.
I've used Visio here and again, mostly V.6. It involves a lot of legwork since I have
to manually deal with all of the lines representing relationships, but it creates a
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Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 3:13 PM
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Subject: database documentation
What tools do people use to document their databases?
Are there graphical tools that will generate relational diagrams
of a database (like in Access)?
One of the databases I've been
What tools do people use to document their databases?
Are there graphical tools that will generate relational diagrams
of a database (like in Access)?
One of the databases I've been developing is starting to grow as I add
additional tables to hold different pieces of data. At the moment, my
docu
