I could not install this add-in. I doubled-clicked the file and nothing happens. Then I installed Java's "server-jre-8u66-windows-x64.gz" and I installed chromeinstall-8u65.exe. I've changed Windows file associations to point to the .jar file type to javaw.exe. I tried running javaw.exe from the cmd prompt. These approaches did not work. I read the Reverse Engineering documentation on your websiste. I frankly have not grocked it. It seems there is very little content there relevant to this issue. I am using Windows 7 Professional 64-bit. I really want your product to work...so far, it looks like it will meet my needs very well.

Gary

When are you going to add support for SQL Server 2014?

When I drag an object, I often want to align it vertically / horizontally with other objects. MS Powerpoint, for instance, is smart enough to discover that intent, and it displays a red line to visualize the fact that I'm about to vertically / horizontally align this object with another one.

This is obviously a completely opt-in feature, and it is active only in the vicinity of around 5 pixels with the other object (and it can be avoided by pressing shift or alt, I believe).

When I select several tables, I expect them to resize all at the same time when I click on the corners of one table and resize that one.

I'm not 100% sure about the UX of such a feature, but I would definitely find the workflow "select all -> resize" an intuitive workflow for resizing several objects.

The use-case behind this is to make all tables the same size and vertically / horizontally aligned.

Dzień dobry

1. get reverse-engineering-1_6_9.jar
2. oracle 11.2.0.4.0
3. create a table that uses fbi (a function based index)

create table

AAA

(

x number

);

create index aaa_idx1 on AAA(upper(x));

4. call the reverse-engineering-tool

Exception in thread "main" com.vertabelo.reverse.nr: Column SYS_NC00002$ not found in AAA

Solution:

You use in your code

paramDatabaseMetaData.getString("COLUMN_NAME");

but you'll need to check if this column really exists via DatabaseMetaData.getColumns before doing that