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Old 07-02-03, 22:15
SuperBoot SuperBoot is offline
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Question Best method to create an ER diagram from existing system

Hi all,

I have just started a new job and they have an existing system with an Oracle8i backend and a PowerBuilder front end. Unfortunately they have little documentation and no ER diagrams. What is the best way to create these from Oracle? I have used SQL*Server 2000 and that allows you to drag tables onto a diagram sheet and view all the relationships. Is there something similar for Oracle? I currently have access to SQL*Plus and TOAD.

Your advice is apprectiated.

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Old 07-03-03, 02:12
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try powerdesigner to reverse engineer your data model or any other reveng tool.

you can pick a trial version from www.sybase.com
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Old 07-03-03, 03:03
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A helpful link

Thanks osy45

I will give it a go.

I found a helpful entry in the archive, see -- http://dbforums.com/arch/50/2002/9/504198

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