142 Create 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 Use Generator (Step 2.1) 192 Number Generator 192 Date / Time / DateTime Generator 192 Sequence Generator 193 Enum Generator 193 Text Generator 193 Image/Binary Generator 193 Foreign tables, collections, views, queries) and the tabbed window forms. Use the List, Detail and ER Diagram buttons to change the view of the Objects tab. Information Pane The Information Pane shows the

141 Create 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 Use Generator (Step 2.1) 192 Number Generator 192 Date / Time / DateTime Generator 192 Sequence Generator 193 Enum Generator 193 Text Generator 193 Image/Binary Generator 193 Foreign as tables, collections, views, queries) and the tabbed window forms. Use the Detail and ER Diagram buttons to change the view of the Objects tab. Information Pane The Information Pane shows the

139 Create 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 Use Generator (Step 2.1) 187 Number Generator 187 Date / Time / DateTime Generator 187 Sequence Generator 188 Enum Generator 189 Text Generator 189 Image/Binary Generator 190 Foreign as tables, collections, views, queries) and the tabbed window forms. Use the Detail and ER Diagram buttons to change the view of the Objects tab. Information Pane The Information Pane shows the

Entities to Conceptual Model 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 panes and a diagram canvas for you to design your model. A model file can have more than one diagram. Each diagram is represented by a tab in the model. To create a new diagram, choose Diagram -> New Diagram Diagram from the menu bar. Toolbar The Toolbar is located near the top of the Main Window. The buttons display in the toolbar depend on the model type (physical, logical and conceptual). You

Entities to Conceptual Model 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 and a diagram canvas for you to design your model. A model file can have more than one diagram. You can choose the diagram from the list. To create a new diagram, choose Diagram -> New Diagram from pane has two tabs: Model and Active Diagram. The Model tab holds all schemas, tables, views or entities in the model, including those used in each individual diagram. You can simply drag an object from

on the left Object pane. Whereas on the middle pane, it is divided into two portions: the upper Diagram pane, and the lower Criteria pane. When building the query, you can view the auto-generated query Object pane to the Diagram pane. • Double-click them on the Object pane. You can set aliases for tables, views and subqueries by double-clicking the object title on the Diagram pane and entering entering the name to use as an alias for the object name. After you have added objects to the diagram, you can use the FROM tab to adjust the query to your needs. • To change the object, click the object

on the left Object pane. Whereas on the middle pane, it is divided into two portions: the upper Diagram pane, and the lower Criteria pane. When building the query, you can view the auto-generated query Object pane to the Diagram pane. • Double-click them on the Object pane. 46 You can set aliases for tables, views and subqueries by double-clicking the object title on the Diagram pane and entering entering the name to use as an alias for the object name. After you have added objects to the diagram, you can use the FROM tab to adjust the query to your needs. • To change the object, click the object

on the left Object pane. Whereas on the middle pane, it is divided into two portions: the upper Diagram pane, and the lower Criteria pane. When building the query, you can view the auto-generated query Object pane to the Diagram pane. • Double-click them on the Object pane. You can set aliases for tables, views and subqueries by double-clicking the object title on the Diagram pane and entering entering the name to use as an alias for the object name. After you have added objects to the diagram, you can use the FROM tab to adjust the query to your needs. • To change the object, click the object

projects. • Move models to other projects. • Download model files. • Preview the last modified diagram in the model file. • Delete models. See the Manage Objects section for more information. Snippets