Database Design Studio - Lite (DDS-Lite)
Version 2.10.0
Shareware
$80.00
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DDS-Lite is for ERD modeling, SQL script generation
and forward engineering of relational databases.
Enhanced Entity Relationship Diagram modeling allows
you to design a fully relational database, complete
with Cascading Referential Integrity Constraints,
Indexes, Checks, Defaults and Unique constraints. Data
Structure Diagram that is created automatically from
the Enhanced Entity Relationship Diagram shows the
complete table structure. Data Definition Language
(DDL) Scripts for creating, dropping and loading the
database can be quickly and easily generated for all
of the supported database servers. Supports All Major
Databases including Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, Informix,
Sybase, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Interbase, Access, SQLBase,
Ingres, ANSI and MicroSQL. Cross DBMS Target
Compatibility allows you to design once and create for
all. No need to concern yourself with vendor specific
variations to SQL syntax. All is handled by the
application. Project Manager for managing the files
that are used and generated by the application. Full
support for Windows Shell such as delete to the
recycle bin, drag and drop, file renaming etc.
Integrate Tools from the Database vendors to execute
the Data Definition Language scripts directly within
the application. Java Source Code can be created
directly from the Enhanced Entity Relationship Diagram
to contain the Data Definition Language for any of the
supported database targets. Source code can be
compiled and executed from within the DDS-Lite
environment. Template Language to define the Data
Definition Language scripts allows you to create the
scripts exactly as you want them. SQL Editors with
syntax hi-lighting, context sensitive auto-complete of
SQL words. Build and Run environment integrated with
the DBMS vendor tools. User Defined Types or domains
are an integral part of the Entity Relationship
Diagram editing environment.
and forward engineering of relational databases.
Enhanced Entity Relationship Diagram modeling allows
you to design a fully relational database, complete
with Cascading Referential Integrity Constraints,
Indexes, Checks, Defaults and Unique constraints. Data
Structure Diagram that is created automatically from
the Enhanced Entity Relationship Diagram shows the
complete table structure. Data Definition Language
(DDL) Scripts for creating, dropping and loading the
database can be quickly and easily generated for all
of the supported database servers. Supports All Major
Databases including Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, Informix,
Sybase, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Interbase, Access, SQLBase,
Ingres, ANSI and MicroSQL. Cross DBMS Target
Compatibility allows you to design once and create for
all. No need to concern yourself with vendor specific
variations to SQL syntax. All is handled by the
application. Project Manager for managing the files
that are used and generated by the application. Full
support for Windows Shell such as delete to the
recycle bin, drag and drop, file renaming etc.
Integrate Tools from the Database vendors to execute
the Data Definition Language scripts directly within
the application. Java Source Code can be created
directly from the Enhanced Entity Relationship Diagram
to contain the Data Definition Language for any of the
supported database targets. Source code can be
compiled and executed from within the DDS-Lite
environment. Template Language to define the Data
Definition Language scripts allows you to create the
scripts exactly as you want them. SQL Editors with
syntax hi-lighting, context sensitive auto-complete of
SQL words. Build and Run environment integrated with
the DBMS vendor tools. User Defined Types or domains
are an integral part of the Entity Relationship
Diagram editing environment.
Program details
Publisher
Lee HollingworthE-mail
Contact the publisherHome page
http://www.dds-lite.com/Platforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows File size
7705 KBFile date
3/12/2003License
SharewareExpiration info
20 UsesInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
3/16/2003