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Hi,


Yes, this is possible - please see the screenshot with settings.


The generated SQL is:

-- Created by Vertabelo (http://vertabelo.com)
-- Last modification date: 2019-03-19 09:08:17.929
-- tables
-- Table: sample_table
CREATE TABLE sample_table (
   sample_column int  NOT NULL,
   CONSTRAINT sample_table_pk PRIMARY KEY  (sample_column)
);
CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX sample_index on sample_table (sample_column DESC)
;
-- End of file.


Best regards,

Mariusz Zakrzewski

If you already created an account using your academic email - please first download your models, then close that account, create new account as academic, and import your models.

Regards,

Mariusz Zakrzewki

Hi,

Please create a new account here: https://my.vertabelo.com/sign-up/create-academic using your academic email address.

Then download your existing models as Vertabelo XML and import them in your new account.


Best regards,

Mariusz Zakrzewski 

Hi,

Thank you for your feedback. We will fix this in the upcoming update.

Regards,

Mariusz Zakrzewski

Hi,

I can see there is an account with email 'cielle@rover.com' created via Google+ service.

Please login via Google+ on https://academy.vertabelo.com/#login

Regards,

Mariusz Zakrzewski

Hi,

Yes, simply create a new model, select "From SQL" and choose file with your SQL script. Please see the picture.

Regards,

Mariusz Zakrzewski

Hi,

Thank you for this feature request. 

Regards,

Mariusz Zakrzewski

Hi,

You will need a third-party database service, alternatively, you can host a database on your own. 

We do not offer any database server services, only database modeling service.


Regards,

Mariusz Zakrzewski 

Hi,

Thak you for reporting this, we will add this support in the future.

Regards,

Mariusz Zakrzewski

Hi,

I am not sure I understood correctly. Why do you want to import SQL without created objects in a model? The import functionality exists solely for creating objects in a model.

If you want to manually add objects to model one by one, you can create an empty model, and then add tables to it.

I hope that helps, if you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask me.

Regards,

Mariusz Zakrzewski