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Lovely. Can anyone comment on what software was used to produce this diagram?

• wallflower 18y ago
  It looks similar to what we get from our $$ Erwin modeler but not exactly. Erwin can do quite a bit of reverse-engineering or read a SQL file.
  • mooneater 18y ago
    Turns out this is another cross-post from reddit. They are discussing how this was made: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/7r3mg/ever_wonder_what_the_wikipedia_database_schema/c075q5a http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/7r3mg/ever_wond...
• Sujan 18y ago
  DBDesigner 4.
  • wenbert 18y ago
    I just Googled this. Looks awesome but no support for Mac :-(. Do you know one that is as good as DB Designer that runs on a Mac?
    • jm4 18y ago
      You could take a look at Aqua Data Studio or DB Visualizer. I haven't used DB Designer so I don't know how they compare, but DB Visualizer is a pretty nice tool and not too expensive.
      • wenbert 18y ago
        Thanks. I was hoping to find a Free (as in beer) one... I have been looking for quite awhile already but still could not find anything that is Open Sourced
        • delano 18y ago
          You could start an instance of Windows at Amazon to run DBDesigner for a few hours ($0.125 per).
    • Angostura 18y ago
      SQLEditor might be worth a look: http://www.malcolmhardie.com/sqleditor/ http://www.malcolmhardie.com/sqleditor/ Costs $70-something I think, but has a free trial and generates the SQL to set up the tables from your diagrams.