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What's the best tool to reverse engineer an SQL Server 2005 to an entity-relationship Model diagram? Could it be done usin SSMS?
Do you need more than the Database Diagram functionality provided in each database in SSMS? This will generate a diagram with any tables you choose and any relationships that are defined.
I've also used Visio which is useful if you have a large number of tables and need more control over the diagram.
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Is there explanation and step by step example on how to set JDBC/ODBC with some comercial or open source tool (e.g. datagrip, sql-workbench or some other sql-console), and query Ignite cache with regular SQL query?
p.s. Looking for external client example, not a java code to query it.
Check this: https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/sql-tooling
It uses DBeaver as an example, but the same can be applied to other tools as well.
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I would like to know if there are any SQL Server ready datasets which one can use. I know there's AdventureWorks (which i'm already using), but i would like to know if there are more.
I also open for paid solutions.
Thank you,
Vítor Barreto
Kimberly "The Queen of Indexing" Tripp of SQL Skills fame has a few very good, pretty large sample downloads available for free:
https://www.sqlskills.com/sql-server-resources/sql-server-demos/
And if you want a really enourmous data set - you can download the whole (anonymised) Stackexchange dump from here:
https://archive.org/details/stackexchange
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I am doing an experiment to query RDF data on top of existing Relational DBMS's. So, Does anyone know a tool to translate SPARQL queries to SQL?
Thanks all.
Look for tools providing W3C standard R2RML e.g. D2RQ.
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I need to design a database schema for a set of data and I watched a Coursera video where the professor talks about "Higher-Level Design Tools" but doesn't say any example.
I'm putting a link for my screenshot below so you can understand what I am talking about. My question is: how do theses tools work? Are there good examples?
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I think that the professor is talking about design tools such as Sybase PowerDesigner.
These tools allow you to design databases in different levels of abstraction from high level (Conceptual Data Model) to low level (Physical data model), they also provide tools for generating diagrams and even the final code depending on your database type.
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Looking for a open source range of data. Needs to be a range of products with variations e.g. books, shoes, hats, cds, dvds, dog toys, you get the idea, random products.
Also needs to be for a sql database.
Anybody got any suggestions where I might find such data?
Try doing a search for Northwind database samples. Microsoft also has some free database setups to us for practice. You can download these from their website.