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I've always believed those tools must exist, but sorting out the SEO crap and advertising copy that gloms up search results for them is painful. Can you name an
by offbyone 15y ago
I've always believed those tools must exist, but sorting out the SEO crap and advertising copy that gloms up search results for them is painful. Can you name any Linux/Mac tools like that?
- DanielBMarkham 15y agoNot linux, but I have a windows example. Being an El Cheapo, what I do from a windows box is fire up MS Access, link into the database (and this works even if the database is on a *nix box somewhere), then drag the text of the query into the graphical query builder tool. It's taken some pretty complex stuff apart for me in the past. It's been a while since I last deep-dove in a complex database, so I don't have any other examples handy. Sorry. Maybe somebody else can pick up the thread. I remember reviewing a bunch of them several years ago -- these tools have been around for a long time.
- myth_drannon 15y agoon PostgreSQL it's part of pgAdmin you don't need a separate tool
- shrike 15y agoI haven't found anything for Mac/Linux to do it but on Windows Visio can actually do a good job of visualizing a schema and SP structure.