When creating a new model from an existing SQL DDL script (i.e. Content: "from SQL" is selected), the import fails if the table has a foreign key constraint with no columns listed on the foreign table.  In that situation it should use the primary key for the referenced table as the referenced columns.  Instead I received a cryptic error of ERROR:No more content.

A sample DDL that demonstrates this behavior is:

CREATE TABLE person (
  id NUMBER(6) NOT NULL,
  first_name VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
  last_name VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
  changed_by NUMBER(6) NOT NULL,
  CONSTRAINT person#PK
    PRIMARY KEY (id),
  CONSTRAINT person#person#FK
    FOREIGN KEY (changed_by)
    REFERENCES person
);

I would need to change the last line to say REFERENCES person (id) for this DDL to be accepted.  This DDL was from a very old Oracle database and I selected 11c/12g as the version.

When trying to make a physical model, I cannot make use of table shortcuts. The option to create a shortcut does not appear when right clicking a table and dragging the table from the navigation pane does nothing either. This issue does not occur when making a logical model, however.

Using Google Chrome on Mac with no extensions enabled. My account is an educational account if that makes a difference.

I created my account following steps of the instruction "how to create an academic account", but it didn't work and my trial period ended. Please help me get an academic account, it would really help me with my college project.

The UUID datatype for PostgreSQL is missing and is valid in 9.0+ versions.

https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/static/datatype-uuid.html

How can I reverse engineering from MS SQL Server? I am trying to generate a model from an existing Database in MS SQL.

I have initially created a model using reverse engineering. Then i have  made few changes to my database. Now again i am trying to connect to my database using reverse engineering and sync the changes to the same model.

i cant find tool to create relationship between entity