Hi,
I have several DB with 80+ tables in each. I would like to find out what is
the best method to learn and view the relationships of these tables. I made
a SQL diagram of all the tables but since there are so many tables, it is
not easy to view the 'big picture'. Does anyone have any suggestions or may
be a tool that shows DBs in a better view?
Thank you.Greg has a nice product that would serve you well here.
http://www.ag-software.com/ags_scribe_index.aspx
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-oj
RAC & QALite!
http://www.rac4sql.net
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> Hi,
> I have several DB with 80+ tables in each. I would like to find out what
is
> the best method to learn and view the relationships of these tables. I
made
> a SQL diagram of all the tables but since there are so many tables, it is
> not easy to view the 'big picture'. Does anyone have any suggestions or
may
> be a tool that shows DBs in a better view?
> Thank you.
>
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Easy Newbie reporting services question
I'd like to learn more about what I can put in expressions.
For example: Fields!<FieldName>.Value.Length
Is very useful. I found it on this user group but could not find it in
the documentation (online books). The expression painter does not seem
to be much help.
Where can I find more information on what I can put into expressions?
Thanks in advance :)Hi,
Search for "Using Expressions in Reporting Services" and
"Expression Examples in Reporting Services" this on gives you how to use it
with examples.
Hope you might have seen this. but this is very useful. Moreover you can get
the help from "Edit Expression" form. click on any function. you can get the
help.
Amarnath
"mzwilli" wrote:
> I'd like to learn more about what I can put in expressions.
> For example: Fields!<FieldName>.Value.Length
> Is very useful. I found it on this user group but could not find it in
> the documentation (online books). The expression painter does not seem
> to be much help.
> Where can I find more information on what I can put into expressions?
> Thanks in advance :)
>
For example: Fields!<FieldName>.Value.Length
Is very useful. I found it on this user group but could not find it in
the documentation (online books). The expression painter does not seem
to be much help.
Where can I find more information on what I can put into expressions?
Thanks in advance :)Hi,
Search for "Using Expressions in Reporting Services" and
"Expression Examples in Reporting Services" this on gives you how to use it
with examples.
Hope you might have seen this. but this is very useful. Moreover you can get
the help from "Edit Expression" form. click on any function. you can get the
help.
Amarnath
"mzwilli" wrote:
> I'd like to learn more about what I can put in expressions.
> For example: Fields!<FieldName>.Value.Length
> Is very useful. I found it on this user group but could not find it in
> the documentation (online books). The expression painter does not seem
> to be much help.
> Where can I find more information on what I can put into expressions?
> Thanks in advance :)
>
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