Reverse Engineered Database Diagram - Lock Connecotr End Points

T

Toby

Hi,

I have created a reverse engineered diagram of an SQL Server 2005 database.
The tables are displaying all fields. Is the a way to lock the connector end
points to the left/right side of a tables and position them next to the field
to which the relationship applies rather than the position being 'central' or
unspecific ?

Thanks
Toby
 
B

Barb Way

There is no way to force a location for the connection. The solution
requires the ability to connect under its own rules, to keep lines away
from other shapes, etc.

Barb Way
Product Support - Visio
Microsoft Corporation
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Thread-Topic: Reverse Engineered Database Diagram - Lock Connecotr End
Points

Hi,

I have created a reverse engineered diagram of an SQL Server 2005 database.
The tables are displaying all fields. Is the a way to lock the connector
end
points to the left/right side of a tables and position them next to the
field
to which the relationship applies rather than the position being 'central'
or
unspecific ?

Thanks
Toby
 

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