45 Add Relations to Conceptual Model 46 Chapter 8 - Diagram Layout 48 Work with Diagram Canvas 48 2 Add Labels 49 Add Notes 49 Add Images 50 Add Shapes 51 Add Layers 52 Chapter 4 - Model About Model The model window consists of a toolbar, several panes and a diagram canvas for you to design your model. A model file can have more than one diagram. Each diagram is represented individual diagram. You can simply drag an object from the Model tab and drop to the active diagram canvas. The Diagram tab holds all the objects (tables, views, layers, notes, images, relations, etc) added

45 Add Relations to Conceptual Model 46 Chapter 8 - Diagram Layout 48 Work with Diagram Canvas 48 2 Add Labels 49 Add Notes 49 Add Images 50 Add Shapes 51 Add Layers 52 Chapter 4 - Model About Model The model window consists of a toolbar, several panes and a diagram canvas for you to design your model. A model file can have more than one diagram. You can choose the diagram diagram. You can simply drag an object from the Model 24 tab and drop to the active diagram canvas. The Active Diagram tab holds all the objects (tables, views, layers, notes, images, relations

Conceptual Models 139 Add Entities 139 Add Relations 140 Diagram Layout 140 Work with Diagram Canvas 140 Add Labels 142 Add Notes 142 Add Images 142 Add Shapes 143 Add Layers 144 Reverse database/schema contains tables. ER diagram files are stored under Settings Location. 25 Diagram Canvas Display table fields and relationships between tables in a database/schema graphically. You can menu. Apply Auto Layout Control-click on the canvas and select Auto Layout from the pop-up menu. Change Page Dimension Control-click on the canvas and select Page Dimension from the pop-up menu.

Conceptual Models 142 Add Entities 143 Add Relations 143 Diagram Layout 144 Work with Diagram Canvas 144 Add Labels 145 Add Notes 145 Add Images 146 Add Shapes 146 Add Layers 147 Reverse database/schema contains tables. ER diagram files are stored under Settings Location. Diagram Canvas Display table fields and relationships between tables in a database/schema graphically. You can 136 Model Window The Model Window consists of a toolbar, several panes and a diagram canvas for you to design your model. A model file can have more than one diagram. Each diagram is represented

Conceptual Models 141 Add Entities 141 Add Relations 142 Diagram Layout 142 Work with Diagram Canvas 142 Add Labels 144 Add Notes 144 Add Images 145 Add Shapes 145 Add Layers 146 Reverse database/schema contains tables. ER diagram files are stored under Settings Location. 25 Diagram Canvas Display table fields and relationships between tables in a database/schema graphically. You can 135 Model Window The Model Window consists of a toolbar, several panes and a diagram canvas for you to design your model. A model file can have more than one diagram. Each diagram is represented

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