Hi
I have used S-Designer and ERWin in the past - both in development DBA
roles.
Don't recall exact features of S-Designer (was about 5 to 6 years ago) but
remember it to be very useful.
Have more recent experiences of ERWin and found it very useful. It is
expensive but well worth the
There is a nice tool for Linux...DBDesigner4...
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I have used S-Designer and ERWin in the past - both in development DBA
roles.
Don't recall exact features of S-Designer (was about 5
I use Oracle Designer. Works great - I'm very happy with it. It does have
w to much functionality for Database Design. But I ignore those
parts of the product and use just what I need. Works for me.
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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the logical from the physical either.
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I use Oracle Designer. Works great - I'm very happy with it. It does
have
w to much functionality for Database Design. But I ignore those
parts of the product
I
couldn't agree more! It also has the Oracle Software Configuration
Management (SCM) to rigorously version all those Repository objects.
Maggie
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On 2003.10.13 20:34, quriyat wrote:
How essential the following tools to a DBAs job?
(viz) Rational Rose, Clear case for Versioning etc. What are Data
Modelling tools avbl. in the market and which are widely used
(other than Oracle Designer)?.
TIA
If you're using Rational Rose, are you interested in UML modeling?
For if so, you might want to check out a tool created by Dulcian, Inc.
called BRIM.
http://www.dulcian.com
It's a free tool, but I do believe that you must contact them for an
initial consultation. I am not sure about all of
I guess how important depends on what type of DBA role you are filling.
If it's a system type DBA role where your only real task is to keep the
database running and perform some basic backup / recovery type work then
understanding the intricacies of table relationships isn't very important.
If
I'd say having some sort of data modelling tool at your disposal
is pretty much essential to understanding the table layouts and
relationships for anything but the most trivial model. If you do
any sort of data modeling or database design, or if you interface with
developers, having a nice ERD
quriyat wrote:
How essential the following tools to a DBAs job?
(viz) Rational Rose, Clear case for Versioning etc. What are Data
Modelling tools avbl. in the market and which are widely used
(other than Oracle Designer)?.
TIA
The only essential DBA tool is sqlplus. Modelling tools can
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