I made a copy of DB2 model using "Make a copy" option in right-click menu on Documents screen.

Result: Copy defaulted to PostgreSQL db type.

Tested also for Oracle - same effect, db type of copy is PostgreSQL.

provide an option to add relation (the diamond shaped box)..which can be changed to a table with a click .Useful in case of many to many relationships.

Also an option to show the kind of relation is useful(like many to many ,one to one ,many to one)

Foreign key DDL commands in the SQL output file from Vertabelo are ordered by constraint name. It would be more useful if they were ordered by table name first and later by constraint name or even better by referenced table name.

Current solution results in an unpleasant diff on the SQL file.

In SQL Model , please note that we are using 5 different schema in our model so we will need to specify each reference `s schema

I read this article https://my.vertabelo.com/db-connection to install Vertabelo Client. I download the Linux File but it hasn't a type format for this file like .deb or others. I tried to use dpkg command but it doesn't work.

I add column to table and then reference.

When trying to get SQL script of model via api/sql/model_id I get the following error:

BQM7GULOK32016041412410101

It displays in lower right corner of the screen.

I edit view code using fullscreen edit. Then I close fullscreen edit and I click on "x" next to a view column, in order to delete it. Focus scrolls up, and the column is not deleted. After that I can delete columns, as normal.

I think it would be very handy to have keyboard shortcuts similar to those found in Gmail and Jira, while editing diagram. For example:

- g + t - 'go to table' could display popup with autocompleter containing table names, and after selecting a table would find it in diagram and go to its details

- g + v - go to view

- g + a - go to subject area

- g + s - go to sequence

The shortcuts could work this way so that I could type g, t, and then just table name without breaking typing.

• add second copy of table to diagram,
• resize the second copy (shrink it),
• add column to table