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Reverse Engineering from SQL file option not working as expected

shradha 7 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door Rafał Strzaliński (Senior Engineer) 7 jaar geleden 3

I have tried to create a vertabelo model using the "From Sql" file option , but for few tables it doesn't create all the columns.

I checked the sql file and the create table statement has all the columns

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Voltooid

Export database model to a word document where each table is represented as Word table with Columname and ColumnType

Elif T. Kuş 10 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door Metin Demircioglu 7 jaar geleden 6
It would be great for preparing Design Documents if we could export to db model to a word document, where each database table would be converted to a Word table where the first row would be the table name and there would be two columns. One the column name the other one the datatype. Maybe even a third row with the description.


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Beantwoord

How to import a DB schema from Redshift?

Yuval Shefler 11 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door shradha 7 jaar geleden 2
I'd like to import our existing DB schema from Amazon Redshift. 
Can you advise how to go about it?

Thanks,
Yuval
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postgresql types

Chris Santero 11 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door David Henley 7 jaar geleden 6
Are you planning on supporting postgresql JSON, enum, and array types?
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500 Internal Server Error due to project names

Andrzej Kostrzewa 7 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door Rafał Strzaliński (Senior Engineer) 7 jaar geleden 1

I have experienced a bug when trying to export my projects named like "WSI ćw. 7 zad. 1" to an image file.
I was getting the "500 Internal Server Error" consistently on multiple platforms, PCs, browsers and even shared users. I could export it to XML and re-import it correctly, but the image export remained bugged in the new file as well.
I have found out, that it was due to the name of the project. When changed to "WSIlab7ex1" it worked perfectly fine. I haven't found out precisely whether it was due to the special character "ć", the "." (dot) or the " " (space), but one these three is a culprit.
Hope, you'll at least some info to the error, as there's no feedback and it was blind luck permitting me to find out, what was the issue.

Love the platform BTW, great job guys!

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I am unable to log in to vertabelo today using my google login

Mark Thomson 7 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door anonymous 7 jaar geleden 3

Hi Team,

Can you advise on why i'm unable to log in to Vertabelo today using my google account?

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is there a way to add audit columns to every table in a data model?

Alan Nitikman 7 jaar geleden bijgewerkt 7 jaar geleden 2

Standard Audit Columns must be added, in the Physical Data Model, to every table in the data model.  These would include the usual -- CreateUserid, CreateTimestamp, UpdateUserid, UpdateTimestamp, LoadID, BatchID, etc. I avoid these in the LDM, as it's irrelevant to the documentation of business requirements.


With other tools I've used in the past, this was generally handled in a macro, or otherwise automated in some way. I don't see any way, in Vertabelo, to add a standard set of attributes/columns to more than one table at a time.  Is there such a feature?  For a large data model, this can be a significant amount of busy work.

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LONGBLOB

Maciej Dybała 7 jaar geleden 0

I am using  

Thanks!


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Under review

Oops we've got a problem. Something went wrong

Ebrahim Cassim 8 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door Ali Asgari 7 jaar geleden 10

I KEEP GETTING THIS ERROR ON CHROME "Oops we've got a problem. Something went wrong" , I have re-installed Chrome and tried Chromium but in both it gives this problem..what do i do?

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Under review

DROP DDL statements are not hierarchical

Alan Nitikman 7 jaar geleden bijgewerkt 7 jaar geleden 3

How come your generated 'DROP' DDL statements are not in the right sequence?  Constraints must be dropped first, then the tables. Child Table first, then Parent table. It should be intelligent enough to build the DDL correctly, based on hierarchy.