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database diagrams sql 2000
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Re: database diagrams sql 2000 -
08-13-2008
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NJS, Sorry, I did not understand your intent. There are several that you can check out for free, to see if they meet you needs and your price points. www.SmartDraw.com www.Embarcadero.com http://www.quest.com/Toad-Data-Modeler/ http://www.conceptdraw.com/en/produc...er_diagram.php http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/d...gram_software/ Et cetera. I used to use ErWin and have used Visio as well in an earlier incarnation. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6930D7B2-0531-474C-8B04-C46DE98038CA (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Thanks Russel, Maybe I should have mentioned this first, but I tried that before I posted the question (as there are more than 80 tables the output is almost useless). I was actually looking for a 'useful' / third-party automatic, zoomable, sectionable schematic generator, that has the smarts to lay out the tables, and indicate relationships. Do you know of anything? cheers. "Russell Fields" wrote: NJS, Using Enterprise Manager, expand your database details, select the Diagrams entry, right-click, choose New Database Diagram... and go to work. Bad news is that this diagram is not particulary printable. If you also have Visio or some such simple diagramming tool, you will probably have a better experience in creating diagrams and printing copies for other people to use. Although, it would be strictly offline from the database. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:37597DBB-36AE-493E-9B4D-557EF8DD40F7 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi People, what tool/how do I generate database diagrams/schematics for a sql 2000 db? I need to see tables, relationships etc. I only have Enterprise Manager at present. thank you. |
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NJS, Sorry, I did not understand your intent. There are several that you can check out for free, to see if they meet you needs and your price points. www.SmartDraw.com www.Embarcadero.com http://www.quest.com/Toad-Data-Modeler/ http://www.conceptdraw.com/en/produc...er_diagram.php http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/d...gram_software/ Et cetera. I used to use ErWin and have used Visio as well in an earlier incarnation. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6930D7B2-0531-474C-8B04-C46DE98038CA (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Thanks Russel, Maybe I should have mentioned this first, but I tried that before I posted the question (as there are more than 80 tables the output is almost useless). I was actually looking for a 'useful' / third-party automatic, zoomable, sectionable schematic generator, that has the smarts to lay out the tables, and indicate relationships. Do you know of anything? cheers. "Russell Fields" wrote: NJS, Using Enterprise Manager, expand your database details, select the Diagrams entry, right-click, choose New Database Diagram... and go to work. Bad news is that this diagram is not particulary printable. If you also have Visio or some such simple diagramming tool, you will probably have a better experience in creating diagrams and printing copies for other people to use. Although, it would be strictly offline from the database. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:37597DBB-36AE-493E-9B4D-557EF8DD40F7 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi People, what tool/how do I generate database diagrams/schematics for a sql 2000 db? I need to see tables, relationships etc. I only have Enterprise Manager at present. thank you. |
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NJS, Sorry, I did not understand your intent. There are several that you can check out for free, to see if they meet you needs and your price points. www.SmartDraw.com www.Embarcadero.com http://www.quest.com/Toad-Data-Modeler/ http://www.conceptdraw.com/en/produc...er_diagram.php http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/d...gram_software/ Et cetera. I used to use ErWin and have used Visio as well in an earlier incarnation. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6930D7B2-0531-474C-8B04-C46DE98038CA (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Thanks Russel, Maybe I should have mentioned this first, but I tried that before I posted the question (as there are more than 80 tables the output is almost useless). I was actually looking for a 'useful' / third-party automatic, zoomable, sectionable schematic generator, that has the smarts to lay out the tables, and indicate relationships. Do you know of anything? cheers. "Russell Fields" wrote: NJS, Using Enterprise Manager, expand your database details, select the Diagrams entry, right-click, choose New Database Diagram... and go to work. Bad news is that this diagram is not particulary printable. If you also have Visio or some such simple diagramming tool, you will probably have a better experience in creating diagrams and printing copies for other people to use. Although, it would be strictly offline from the database. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:37597DBB-36AE-493E-9B4D-557EF8DD40F7 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi People, what tool/how do I generate database diagrams/schematics for a sql 2000 db? I need to see tables, relationships etc. I only have Enterprise Manager at present. thank you. |
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NJS, Sorry, I did not understand your intent. There are several that you can check out for free, to see if they meet you needs and your price points. www.SmartDraw.com www.Embarcadero.com http://www.quest.com/Toad-Data-Modeler/ http://www.conceptdraw.com/en/produc...er_diagram.php http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/d...gram_software/ Et cetera. I used to use ErWin and have used Visio as well in an earlier incarnation. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6930D7B2-0531-474C-8B04-C46DE98038CA (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Thanks Russel, Maybe I should have mentioned this first, but I tried that before I posted the question (as there are more than 80 tables the output is almost useless). I was actually looking for a 'useful' / third-party automatic, zoomable, sectionable schematic generator, that has the smarts to lay out the tables, and indicate relationships. Do you know of anything? cheers. "Russell Fields" wrote: NJS, Using Enterprise Manager, expand your database details, select the Diagrams entry, right-click, choose New Database Diagram... and go to work. Bad news is that this diagram is not particulary printable. If you also have Visio or some such simple diagramming tool, you will probably have a better experience in creating diagrams and printing copies for other people to use. Although, it would be strictly offline from the database. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:37597DBB-36AE-493E-9B4D-557EF8DD40F7 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi People, what tool/how do I generate database diagrams/schematics for a sql 2000 db? I need to see tables, relationships etc. I only have Enterprise Manager at present. thank you. |
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NJS, Sorry, I did not understand your intent. There are several that you can check out for free, to see if they meet you needs and your price points. www.SmartDraw.com www.Embarcadero.com http://www.quest.com/Toad-Data-Modeler/ http://www.conceptdraw.com/en/produc...er_diagram.php http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/d...gram_software/ Et cetera. I used to use ErWin and have used Visio as well in an earlier incarnation. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6930D7B2-0531-474C-8B04-C46DE98038CA (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Thanks Russel, Maybe I should have mentioned this first, but I tried that before I posted the question (as there are more than 80 tables the output is almost useless). I was actually looking for a 'useful' / third-party automatic, zoomable, sectionable schematic generator, that has the smarts to lay out the tables, and indicate relationships. Do you know of anything? cheers. "Russell Fields" wrote: NJS, Using Enterprise Manager, expand your database details, select the Diagrams entry, right-click, choose New Database Diagram... and go to work. Bad news is that this diagram is not particulary printable. If you also have Visio or some such simple diagramming tool, you will probably have a better experience in creating diagrams and printing copies for other people to use. Although, it would be strictly offline from the database. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:37597DBB-36AE-493E-9B4D-557EF8DD40F7 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi People, what tool/how do I generate database diagrams/schematics for a sql 2000 db? I need to see tables, relationships etc. I only have Enterprise Manager at present. thank you. |
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NJS, Sorry, I did not understand your intent. There are several that you can check out for free, to see if they meet you needs and your price points. www.SmartDraw.com www.Embarcadero.com http://www.quest.com/Toad-Data-Modeler/ http://www.conceptdraw.com/en/produc...er_diagram.php http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/d...gram_software/ Et cetera. I used to use ErWin and have used Visio as well in an earlier incarnation. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6930D7B2-0531-474C-8B04-C46DE98038CA (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Thanks Russel, Maybe I should have mentioned this first, but I tried that before I posted the question (as there are more than 80 tables the output is almost useless). I was actually looking for a 'useful' / third-party automatic, zoomable, sectionable schematic generator, that has the smarts to lay out the tables, and indicate relationships. Do you know of anything? cheers. "Russell Fields" wrote: NJS, Using Enterprise Manager, expand your database details, select the Diagrams entry, right-click, choose New Database Diagram... and go to work. Bad news is that this diagram is not particulary printable. If you also have Visio or some such simple diagramming tool, you will probably have a better experience in creating diagrams and printing copies for other people to use. Although, it would be strictly offline from the database. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:37597DBB-36AE-493E-9B4D-557EF8DD40F7 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi People, what tool/how do I generate database diagrams/schematics for a sql 2000 db? I need to see tables, relationships etc. I only have Enterprise Manager at present. thank you. |
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NJS, Sorry, I did not understand your intent. There are several that you can check out for free, to see if they meet you needs and your price points. www.SmartDraw.com www.Embarcadero.com http://www.quest.com/Toad-Data-Modeler/ http://www.conceptdraw.com/en/produc...er_diagram.php http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/d...gram_software/ Et cetera. I used to use ErWin and have used Visio as well in an earlier incarnation. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6930D7B2-0531-474C-8B04-C46DE98038CA (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Thanks Russel, Maybe I should have mentioned this first, but I tried that before I posted the question (as there are more than 80 tables the output is almost useless). I was actually looking for a 'useful' / third-party automatic, zoomable, sectionable schematic generator, that has the smarts to lay out the tables, and indicate relationships. Do you know of anything? cheers. "Russell Fields" wrote: NJS, Using Enterprise Manager, expand your database details, select the Diagrams entry, right-click, choose New Database Diagram... and go to work. Bad news is that this diagram is not particulary printable. If you also have Visio or some such simple diagramming tool, you will probably have a better experience in creating diagrams and printing copies for other people to use. Although, it would be strictly offline from the database. RLF "NJS" <NJS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:37597DBB-36AE-493E-9B4D-557EF8DD40F7 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... Hi People, what tool/how do I generate database diagrams/schematics for a sql 2000 db? I need to see tables, relationships etc. I only have Enterprise Manager at present. thank you. |
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