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Mapping a Database - System Architecture

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beefster

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Aug 19, 2003
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Hi - I have a database which has a lot of tables and queries (about 100 of each) that are linked all over the place by macros, other queries, etc....

Unfortunately I stopped writing documentation a while ago - even though the original plan was to keep it upto date as i went along!!

Is there anyway of automatically generating a graphical system architecture to show how all the queries, etc are linked to each other and what tables they produce, etc??

Any help is appreciated greatly!

Many Thanks

Beefster
 
Not knowing what database you are using you could use ADOX or the OpenSchema method of a connection.
Most things can be mapped using this.
example: see my post in thread709-501345 and thread709-614350 and the mentioned URLs
 
Then you could ALSO simply use DAO (can be used with ADO in the same project)

Please let me know if this has helped...
 
Yep, thanks for that - I need to read up on DAO and this openschema a bit I think.

Thanks for your help.

Beefster
 
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