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Hi again,
just curious as to whether it is possible to use DDL (Data definition, i.e., non-GUI ); more specifically to add something to the usual create table statements to express the relation between tables, i.e., these tables being either in 1:1, M:1 or M:N relation (so that a new, bridge table with default primary keys would be created )?
We seem to already have gone a good part along the way, having info on FKeys and what fields
they reference in other tables. Is there additional code to allow for this, i.e., to allow for the description of these relations and to ultimately have as an output the ERD of the relation?
Thanks.
just curious as to whether it is possible to use DDL (Data definition, i.e., non-GUI ); more specifically to add something to the usual create table statements to express the relation between tables, i.e., these tables being either in 1:1, M:1 or M:N relation (so that a new, bridge table with default primary keys would be created )?
We seem to already have gone a good part along the way, having info on FKeys and what fields
they reference in other tables. Is there additional code to allow for this, i.e., to allow for the description of these relations and to ultimately have as an output the ERD of the relation?
Thanks.