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wardba
Hi,
I often have to reverse engineer database models on systems I work with.
When laying out the shapes, one of the challenges is to get the connectors to
route in the proper direction without breaking the underlying model. For
example, if the connector becomes disconnected on one end, it will remove the
foreign key column from the table.
Is there a way I can lock the underlying schema so that I'm guaranteed not
to change it if I accidentally unhook a relationship? Currently I'm using
Visio 2007.
I often have to reverse engineer database models on systems I work with.
When laying out the shapes, one of the challenges is to get the connectors to
route in the proper direction without breaking the underlying model. For
example, if the connector becomes disconnected on one end, it will remove the
foreign key column from the table.
Is there a way I can lock the underlying schema so that I'm guaranteed not
to change it if I accidentally unhook a relationship? Currently I'm using
Visio 2007.