Re: Database Diagrams.

Le jeu 18/07/2002 à 09:47, Geoff a écrit :
> Sorry if this is a question that has been answered in some form or another,
> but I need to know if there is a toold of some description that will help me
> get a diagram of my 7.2.1 database with the relationships. I've done various
> searching on google but found nothing  ( but I may be searching with the
> wrong phrase's etc ). I'm using a Win32 client to develop, but the DB runs
> on a debian linux server.

You can try DbVisualizer :
http://www.minq.se/products/dbvis/

I think it's a godd product.

There's also dbdoc, I think...
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