When adding a reference, a FK is automatically generated. Can you provide an option to disable this behavior?

For example, I will typically create the tables with the keys defined per my own naming convention and then create the references. The current behavior is a new field is automatically added as a FK and has to be manually deleted. My colleagues who are using Vertabelo would like to see the current behavior either removed or an option on the model itself to disable the behavior.

When I type some text to search, if my db model does not contain the text, then Vertabelo should display a message or similar thing to tell me that there is no result

Currently, when I wanted to set the auto_increment for a field, the "false" option is selected by default --> I had to make one more click to change the option to "true".

So I think the "true" option should be selected by default so that users do not have to spend one more click for the auto_increment

Remap the backspace (or delete on Mac) key so that it deletes the selected object instead of taking the user back to the login page.

I've always found the ability to connect directly to a database to generate tables, diff models and reverse-engineer to be hugely useful. Is this functionality on the roadmap?

We would like to order tables according to their relations. 

Hello, I would like to know how to create multiple foreign key references to only one primary key value in a different table. What I'm trying to accomplish is something like this - I have two tables - Team and Match. A match is always played between two teams, so I would like to have two foreign keys that reference a Team primary key (an id). However I seem to have a problem doing this because I'm getting an error which you can see in the image included. How can I avoid this error or what should I be doing differently ? The error arises as soon as I add the Team2_id foreign key. Thanks very much for the help.

I'm very new to relational databases and just getting my feet wet with oracle so my questions may seem obvious. I thought learning a data modelling tool may help me understand what has been a difficult subject.
I am trying to build a simple database in oracle of 12 tables and for example 1 table is customers. I have 10 different people I want to add to that table which would be done using insert in Oracle.
Can I add this data in Vertabelo or does it only create the columns?
Also can optionality be display in the relationships using broken lines like oracles notation?
Thanks
Rob

Are any other notations than crow's foot supported? If so how do I switch to the other notations?

And also it seems like there is no n:m ?