Hey Toby, last week you asked for a tool to compare schemas and generate
DDL. Do you mean generic schemas (not yet defined as databases), or you do
you mean that term to refer to the schema as defined in SQL Server? In
addition to the tool Ryan mentioned, I'll point out a couple others.
One is
I love powerdesigner :) at the moment I use dezign for databases -
it's brilliant, quick and very easy to use. Good for reverse
engineering existing dbs into diagrams as well, and can generate
scripts for most dbs.
Toby
On 18/10/2007, at 13:48 , Scott Thornton wrote:
Toby,
Can you
I think its a pity that we have to spend several hundred dollars to
buy a product that does what Microsoft's own product is alleged to do
already, but which no one has succeeded in being able to do. As far
as I know.
I have doubts whether any one at Microsoft even realises there are
probably
I've used it a couple of times - fantastic product for managing
changes during dev cycles to a live database. Generally I like to
base everything from a schema diagram in a db that can generate
scripts - some of these products can handle making changes /
additions directly in the db, but
