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UML reference cardinality font is ugly when converting to pdf or png
Hello,
When exporting a UML-style schema into PDF or PNG the font for cardinality designations seems to be broken: it is too bold, barely readable and constrasts with the font of tables.
Would it be possible to make fonts in exported files look exactly as they do in the application itself? For now the workaround is to take a screenshot of the browser window, but it works only for schemas which fit to the screen.
P.S. I am using Chrome 62 on Ubuntu 16.04 x64.
When Editing:
When exporting into PNG or PDF:
Thank you!
Add reference name as label in diagram
Many modeling tools do not show the names of the foreign key constraints in the diagram. I think this is useful in many cases. Can it be done?
Ability to identify identifying and non-identifying relationships from DDL
When reverse engineering from a DDL, a feature to automatically represent an identifying relationship by a solid line and a non-identifying relationship by a broken (dashed) line would be useful. Currently Vertabelo does not do this.
Error when executing gradle
Error:Execution failed for task ':app:orm-generate'.
> A problem occurred starting process 'command 'unzip''
Hello,
Please install unzip command.
For debian like OS:
sudo apt-get install unzip
Best regards,
Adam Mościcki
Duplicate fields/columns
I'd like to be able to duplicate a single column in a table, or even copy it (with all its attributes) and then paste in another table. I have complex-defined columns (name, datatype,Description, other attributes) and I need to duplicate these attribute sets many times, in the same table (obviously changing the field name) or in different tables...
Very nice to have...
Hello,
You can copy columns. Please do the following steps:
1. Select a table with columns to copy.
2. With Ctrl (Command on mac) button pushed select columns to copy (click on the field with dots)
3. Ctrl + c
4. Select a table to paste
5. Ctrl + v
Copy columns works within one table as well.
Screenshot:
Bullet/letter for fields used in "any" index
It could be useful to show, in tables, the fields which have been inserted in any index (beyond the PK). A bullet, or simply a specific letter, could points out the item/fields involved in one or more indexes.
This info helps the db designer in maintenance and overall checks of tables, or even entire database
Does Vertabelo still (eval'd early 2016) not infer joins based off the same column name?
Does Vertabelo still (eval'd early 2016) not infer joins based off the same column name? In data warhousing environments indexes are usually not defined in the DB and handled in the ETL app layer for performance reasons. This is the key feature I need from a modeling tool so you can simple reverse-engineer without manually defining every join relationship.
Massive edit with search/replace strings
If I need to change a substring in many objects at once (ie change all "xxx" occurrences in "yy_z") it seems now I can do so only looking field by field in all my tables. I'd like to have a "search/Replace" feature which allows me to change strings or substrings in all my object names (tables, fields, indexes, ...) ....
Could I hope so in the future?
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