SQL Server & Data Dictionary

["Angela Akridge" <angelaakridge -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

John,

I don't know much about SQL Server, but I believe Oracle has a tool (Oracle 
Designer). This tools reads the Data Dictionary to provide a ERD (entity 
relationship dependencies) and ERM (entity relationship model). My 
understanding is that both will show you the relationships between all the 
tables in the database. Oracle has comprehensive documentation that 
available online: Perhaps you can search Oracle's site for "Oracle 
Designer." I'm very new to database software, so I'm sorry if I'm not much 
help. I'm taking a database class right now, but I'm only building the 
database (SQL). If you have a list of questions, I'll have my professor 
answer them. I'll pretend they're my questions. Hell, the class costs 
enough. ;)

Ang

Angela Akridge
Technical Writer
Sun Microsystems
angelaakridge -at- hotmail -dot- com

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