Downloaded and installed the open source ER tool ERDesigner NG written in Java. This will run on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
SQLite is not supported. To start drawing a design you need to define a database connection. It is possible to use a dummy one.
Adding attributes to a table not difficult as you need to press update before you add a new attribute or the last one added will be lost.
You can't declare a private key. You need to define an index for an attribute, this will now become a private key.
After this I stooped and deleted the tool.
Freitag, Oktober 30, 2009
SQLite database acces in NetBeans
Download the SQLite NetBeans plugin.
Add this to NetBeans: Tools - Plugins - Downloaded (Add Plugins).
Download the SQLite JDBC driver.
Add this to NetBeans: Tools - Java Platforms (J2SE - Sources).
Go in NetBeans to Services. Right click at Databases - Drivers - SQLite and select Connect Using .... Add the path to the SQLite database jdbc:sqlite:/home/...
Add this to NetBeans: Tools - Plugins - Downloaded (Add Plugins).
Download the SQLite JDBC driver.
Add this to NetBeans: Tools - Java Platforms (J2SE - Sources).
Go in NetBeans to Services. Right click at Databases - Drivers - SQLite and select Connect Using .... Add the path to the SQLite database jdbc:sqlite:/home/...
Samstag, Oktober 03, 2009
debian lenny default X settings
The default X windows installation in debian looks broken to me. The default screen size used was 1600x1200. To much for my old TFT. Trying to resize the resolution from Gnome failed (ALT-CTRL-- and resolution tool). This is because in xorg.conf are no screen resolutions defined.
Adding the following lines to the screen section fixed the problem:
DefaultDepth 24
Subsection "Display"
Depth 24
Modes "1280x1024"
EndSubsection
Adding the following lines to the screen section fixed the problem:
DefaultDepth 24
Subsection "Display"
Depth 24
Modes "1280x1024"
EndSubsection
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