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1. ERD on the cheap?

   Phil Glatz <phil@glatz.com> — 2000-12-13T20:36:14Z

   I putting together a small (10 tables) postgresgl database for a non-profit 
   organization, and would like to use an entity relationship diagram 
   tool.  They would like to be maintain it in the future, using a tool that 
   preferably runs on a Windows client.  Are there any decent tools available 
   that could do the job that are free or low-cost?  They are on a very slim 
   budget.
   
   
   

2. Re: ERD on the cheap?

   Philip Hallstrom <philip@adhesivemedia.com> — 2000-12-13T20:55:12Z

   http://www.heraut.demon.nl/
   
   I've only played with it and stopped because the SQL it generated was a
   little odd (but maybe I'm just not thinking straight).   It's the only one
   I've ever found that supports mysql/postgresql though.
   
   -philip
   
   On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Phil Glatz wrote:
   
   > I putting together a small (10 tables) postgresgl database for a non-profit 
   > organization, and would like to use an entity relationship diagram 
   > tool.  They would like to be maintain it in the future, using a tool that 
   > preferably runs on a Windows client.  Are there any decent tools available 
   > that could do the job that are free or low-cost?  They are on a very slim 
   > budget.
   > 
   
   
   

3. Re: ERD on the cheap?

   Jonathan Ellis <jellis@advocast.com> — 2000-12-13T21:03:33Z

   > I putting together a small (10 tables) postgresgl database for a
   non-profit
   > organization, and would like to use an entity relationship diagram
   > tool.  They would like to be maintain it in the future, using a tool that
   > preferably runs on a Windows client.  Are there any decent tools available
   > that could do the job that are free or low-cost?  They are on a very slim
   > budget.
   
   For ten tables, is that really necessary?
   
   -Jonathan