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I wish we could list all the data modeling tools on this page and it also provide brief comparison to make user easier to find what is needed.

Some consideration is to change column layout of the table to include something like

  • Supported OS
  • Supported database system
  • Forward/reverse engineering support or not
  • data warehouse design support
  • and so on.

pgDesigner

It seems like pgDesigner is also missing. Jason Quinn (talk) 12:21, 5 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Conceptual/Physical/Logical design capabilitites

What is the specific criteria that this article is using to rate the Conceptual/Physical/Logical design capabilitites? We need to provide concrete criteria (what specific conceptual objects/database objects belong to each level) and not general definitions. It seems to me that the diagramatic crows feet notation that MySQL Workbench provides is indeed a Logical model, not a physical one. sebastianpy (talk) 8:37, 23 March 2012 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 201.217.5.138 (talk)


Other missing tools

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