Thanks! Makes sense now.

I see. I missed that. That was really what I was expecting for the behavior. I was not able to figure out how to select multiple tables. When I tried it did not look like they were selected. I will try again.

Please at least add a clear warning: This import will overwrite your current model. Do you want to continue?

This is very important. Especially with multi-table views. The view builder should be able to use the relationships between table to automatically populate the correct join conditions.

Found the error when I read all the messages - password was expired!

Thanks.

Along these lines, I would like to be able to change the color of a group of tables. In Data Vault I have Hub, Link, and Sat tables. If I could set all tables with a prefix of Hub_ to blue, etc. that would be great. Or have a way to categorize the tables and assign the color to the category so when I build a new table, I pick the vategory and the color, font, etc are automatically apploed.

Also this would be how to resize an element.

Thanks! Almost there - this time error was "unable to connect to database" (yes it is running on my local machine)

Thanks also for the tip on importing for SQL. I will give that a try!

So I tried a few options:

java -cp .;reverse-engineering-1_6_9.jar; C:\Oracle\datamodeler4.1P\datamodeler\jdbc\lib\ojdbc6.jar com.vertabelo.reverse.Main -url jdbc:oracle:thin:@//localhost:1521/xe -user dv -password xx -o dv_demo

Error: Could not find or load main class

So I copied ojdbc6.jar to my Verabelo directory

java -cp .;reverse-engineering-1_6_9.jar; ojdbc6.jar com.vertabelo.reverse.Main -url jdbc:oracle:thin:@//localhost:1521/xe -user dv -password dv -o dv_demo

Same error: Could not find or load main class

Is there anyway to import DDL create scripts to Vertabelo, rather than from the database?