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Old April 16th, 2004, 04:43 AM
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Hi guys i am new to SQL world . Is there a software that can help the user to create database, make query visualy and also
it give you an option to get the corect sql statement for each query we make using visual wizards.

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Depends on what type of database you're using. Mysqlfront and mysqlcc are pretty good, as is phpmyadmin (for mysql). DBDesigner is pretty good too, for that matter. If you're using MS SQL server, Enterprise Manager and Query Analyzer are the tools for you. For postgres, I believe there's a tool comparable to phpmyadmin.
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Well i thank you for your reply. Is there a software that can draw the reletions ship of tables with in any database
with a few simple click. I mean if we already have a DB and we need to draw it reletionship (MS access server db).?

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In MS Access, go to Tools -> Relationships
In SQLServer, click on the diagrams node.
Or you could just read the documentation
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