IBM AQUA DATA STUDIO ALTERNATIVE DRIVER

ItвЂ™s a lot of work to get things laid out, and relationships that connect tables, without the relationship lines crossing over each other or crossing over tables. That is probably the area where I spend the most time in a database diagram. This is the first tool I have ever used that has easy to use relationship line manipulation. That was the second thing I really liked. Reverse engineering placed the tables in a useful pattern, allowing me to create the missing relationships easily. The thing that prompted me to try this product is the ability to reverse engineer the database schema into an ERD. In a System Objects tree, much like SQL Server Management Studio, I was able to see my tables.

Immediately, with no tutorials or anything, I was able to connect to my SQLite database. It had a free full featured two week trial so what did I have to lose? After downloading the app, I installed it in no time, and opened an evaluation license. It wasnвЂ™t the only thing out there, but it looked inviting. My Google search brought me to Aqua Systems Auqua Data Studio.

Now I just need to know what SQL commands to write.

IBM AQUA DATA STUDIO ALTERNATIVE DRIVER

I already have an ADO.Net database driver allowing me to integrate my code in C#. I wanted a tool that would let me look at the contents of the database, and better yet, extract an ERD of the table layout. So, itвЂ™s time to get some, so I can figure out what this beastie looks like. I did not have any tools handy for working with SQLite. Simple, right? Well, if you already know what the schema is, the answer is yes.

All I have to do is populate the tables from my system. It already has the table design, and the software is configured to use the schema as is. I was provided the database by another software engineer. Recently I picked up a project where I am integrating data into an SQLite database that will be used for an embedded controller.

Ibm aqua data studio alternative