hi magesh,
you can hire a product called ERWin 3.5 from Platinum corporation.
it's very handy tool to generate script/database from ERdiagrams and vice
versa.
it'll definitely solve ur search.
saurabh
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Hi Magesh,
We use ER-Win to manage our ER diagram. You can do a Reverse Engineer to create your first ER diagram. After that, you make changes in your ER Diagram and apply this changes by ER-Win.
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What about to use Oracle Designer?.
Regards.
Miguel Urosa.
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Magesh,
You could use either of the following tools to build your ERD through
reverse engineering.
1. Oracle Designer
2. ERWIN
In my company we use both the above products. I personally prefer using
Oracle Designer due to many reasons (My reasons are irrelevant here for the
purpose of answerin
You can reverse engineer with the evaluation copy of ERWin 4.0. I have
Designer but don't (can't) use it since it chokes when trying to reverse
engineer the entire database. I can do it a table at a time but it takes
forever. Don't like it one bit. Much prefer ERWin.
HTH
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Would you mind explaining to me how to go about reverse-engineering a
database with Designer please. I downloaded Designer6i a couple of weeks
ago, and have been trying ever since to figure out how to reverse-engineer
our database into an ER diagram, but the docs for Designer are absolutely
WORTH
I believe ERWin is now a CA product, so you could go to CA's web site to check it out.
You can also use Oracle's Designer which is a more high end product and cost more
money.
Visio can also reverse engineer your db and generate a simple ER diagram if that's all
you need.
Richard Ji
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Use Visio or Embarcadero client server tools.
At 01:00 AM 6/12/01 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi
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>We are exploring the possibility of generating ER diagram from the
>Oracle 8i database. We want to know how it can be done.
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>Thanks & Regards
>Magesh
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Wow, I'v always been thinking that Oracle docs are rather good including
Designer. And I found them that.
You need at least two steps
1. In design editor generate->capture design of->server model->fill in
appropriate fields
2. In repository object navigator utilities->table to entity rettrofit->
Embarcadero's ERStudio works pretty well (I like it better than ERWin).
You can download a demo copy from their website.
David A. Barbour
Oracle DBA, OCP
AISD
512-414-1002
Yex,
Start Up designer.
Click on Repsitory Object Navigator
Select Application Systems
Click the Green Plus Icon (left menu bar) and create an application system
(name it something you like to identify it as your application).
Noe, go back to the Oracle Designer startup panel and Click on the De
I'm no fan of Designer, but here's how:
Start Designer 6i
Log into your Repository database and select (or create) your workarea.
Click on "Design Editor"
Choose "Server Model"
Select a "container"
Choose the "Run the Design Capture utility"
Give Designer the username, password, and connect strin
THANK YOU TOM!!! This message alone is FAR better information than ALL of
the GARBAGE put together that Oracle has available on their sites (TechNet,
Metalink, all of 'em) on how to use Designer. At least now I have some idea
of where to begin. Thanks so much!
-::YEX::-
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Has any tried Q-Designer from Quest?
R. Matt Adams - GE Appliances - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Meddle not in the affairs of troff,
for it is subtle and quick to anger.
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Title: RE: Oracle 8i database & ER diagram
Q-Designer is Sybase's PowerDesigner - same product, just remarketed by Quest. Although it's a good modelling tool for Sybase, it has its limitations when doing Oracle modelling.
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You are correct in that ERWin is a CA product. If at all possible stay
away from CA. And I say that knowing that I can bring any CA product in
for free (deal with EDS). I still try and get something different. Their
support sucks (and that is putting it nicely). Damn cat keeps putting on
the
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