I have problem with delphi application which is running on database using BDE components. Application with GUI shows results but do not show SQL which is generated to get information from database. I need to find some of the results in tables, but I do not know data structure of the DB and I have no idea in which table I should look in. Any ideas how to extract that SQL that is generated from application as query to DB?
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I need to generate a database diagram automatically from a database script I have.
I have run the sql script and it worked. Right now I need to generate a database diagram using the script I ran.
I am working with Oracle Application Express web based and I googled it but I couldn't find anywhere how to do it. Does anyone know how I can generate automatically a database diagram with the SQL script I have in Oracle Application Express.
Below is my dashboard where do I need to click to generate my database diagram automatically?
APEX does not create a database diagram as you describe. Instead, you should use Oracle SQL Developer, which is a free tool for creating and editing SQL And PL/SQL and Oracle database structures. Included with SQL Developer is a Data Modeler that can reverse engineer a database connection to generate diagrams.
Hey IO have an old access data base and I have reeated the New data base using SQL Server Management Studio but all the data is still in the Access data base and I was wondering how to link these two. I have been trying to create the linked tables in access using the ODBC tool but none of the table I want are appearing?
Was wondering if anyone has any ideas on how I can do this?
Also I then have started to create the front end of the database using Visual Studio but cant get the fields to populate as the SQL database currently has no data linked to it
Instead of linking tables have you considered using SQL Server Express (you did not mention what the 'new database' is, assume Access?) and the data import wizard to port the data to SQL Server? You get all the tools by downloading 'SQL Server with tools' from Microsoft. And use SSMS for management functions, it is much easier than the Visual Studio interface.
I have created a Database in SQL Server using MS SQL Management studio.
I'm looking for a simple GUI tool to easily search in the database or add new data to the database.
for example, if my database stores links for pictures - each picture has some tables like location, objects, animals, lighting etc.
I want to be able to search the database, so i can choose of a box list for each table instead of Querying through the SQL.
i understand this can be done with Sharepoint and MS Access, but i recon it's too complicated.
any thoughts and ideas?
thnx.
Try using EMS SQL Manager for SQL Server - it has free Lite version which ones limitations are acceptable.
Also you may try DevArt's dbForge Studio for SQL Server - this product's progress is very impressive. It's one of the best solutions for managing SQL Server.
I have been given the task to Load all our company's project data from MS Project into SQL Server to be able to create reports and dashboards from the project data.
I know you can export a specific projects data into a access database, but every project must have it's own access database. So my first thoughts was to create some kind of dynamic access SSIS connector and ETL. So that the project managers export their projects to access and the SSIS package takes care of the rest.
Is there a simpler way of doing this?
My company also have a SharePoint infrastructure as well as SAP BusinessObjects infrastructure. Is there a way I can accomplish this by the use of SharePoint or bobj
The simplest but costy way is called MS Project Server - it stores all data in MS SQL database already, has precalculated reporting database and so on. Here is a link http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/hh973404.aspx. The last version can be either installed locally or hosted by Microsoft.
Another option I see is to use kind of automation around MS Project which will load project plan, extract all interested information and upload to to your database. There is no big magic in this solution.
The third option is to export projects to XML and then use the XML to upload data to SQL Server database. This solution is also doable through Project automation
After defining your database and column structure in SQL Server, just use Project VBA to A) collect the project and task data into an array, B) set a connection string to your database, then C) send it. I have created several applications around this procedure and it works very well.
I'm porting an app from iPhone to Windows phone 7. The server sends an SQL file (T-SQL queries) with all info. Is there a way to execute these commands inside the SQL CE?
I can parse the sql file as its a flat text file, but I wonder if the sql ce can do it automatically?
There is no direct SQL access in Windows Phone, the only way is to use Linq to SQL!
All database access in Windows Phone is based on generated data models that make tables and their rows into collections of objects.
You can't even call a method to execute an SQL command, like you would in the desktop with ExecuteNonQuery()
So, seems to me that the only way you will be able to work this out is if you just send the whole SQL Compact database file (*.sdf), save it to the Isolated Storage, and then access it with Linq to SQL, or you'll have to write some code to parse your SQL file...