It *looks* like you do not support SQLite foreign keys constraints in your models. However, according to this page, they are supported: https://sqlite.org/foreignkeys.html

If I'm missing something, please forgive me (and point me in the right direction).

Thank you,

Claudius Iacob  

When creating a public URL, the page that the URL points to has a very generic name, specifically "Vertabelo - Design Your Database Online" (this is what comes up on Quora when posting the public URL).  What this means is that when I post the public URL into a Quora answer, I have to edit the title.  Also, the page title in the browser, while I'm editing, is "Vertabelo" so if I want to bookmark the design, I don't get any help (nor do I get any help when searching through tab titles, since every Vertabelo tab has the same name). 

Since I've given the document a perfectly good title, how about reflecting that in the page title, like "Vertabelo - My Great Database Schema" or even better "My Great Database Schemas - Vertabelo".  This would solve all of these cases and others where the page title is seen

It looks like the term COLUMN is unnecessary in "ALTER TABLE <table_name> ADD COLUMN ..." for Oracle migration scripts and causes error when executed on a database.

I am having difficutly uploading sql exported from vertabelo to mysql database hosted on microsoft azure cloude. I was told this has something to do with the Transact SQL format the microsoft uses. IS there a way to export the SQL in a format that is compatible with mysql on microsoft azure? Or converting to be acceptable for mysql using transact sql?

I already tried exporting in every form (sql lite, mysql 5.x etc.)

I was not able ot use my work email address example@example.center to sign up

How is it possible that I cannot share the model from model details screen?

Then I try to find it in Dashboard - to no avail.

Eventually, it is found in Documents section. This is not convenient to the user.

It will be great if you add an app