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Exporting a Database schema and triggers
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I have a small problem at work. Our DBA went on a journey of self-discovery ... I am very happy for him and I hope he finds what he is looking for. But he left us without any information about how the database he created works, the triggers he has, the connections between tables and, frankly, no documentation.
My question is whether it is possible to export all the information from the database (connections between tables, schema, triggers, fields with data type, etc .. :) in a file from TOAD or another application to mount it in some application that would reverse engineer the database to indicate that same information that we need.
I thank you very much for the help you can give me!
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I have a small problem at work. Our DBA went on a journey of self-discovery ... I am very happy for him and I hope he finds what he is looking for. But he left us without any information about how the database he created works, the triggers he has, the connections between tables and, frankly, no documentation.
My question is whether it is possible to export all the information from the database (connections between tables, schema, triggers, fields with data type, etc .. :) in a file from TOAD or another application to mount it in some application that would reverse engineer the database to indicate that same information that we need.
I thank you very much for the help you can give me!
sql-server export toad
edited Jun 4 '18 at 18:46
Erik Darling
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asked Jun 4 '18 at 14:59
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I have a small problem at work. Our DBA went on a journey of self-discovery ... I am very happy for him and I hope he finds what he is looking for. But he left us without any information about how the database he created works, the triggers he has, the connections between tables and, frankly, no documentation.
My question is whether it is possible to export all the information from the database (connections between tables, schema, triggers, fields with data type, etc .. :) in a file from TOAD or another application to mount it in some application that would reverse engineer the database to indicate that same information that we need.
I thank you very much for the help you can give me!
sql-server export toad
edited Jun 4 '18 at 18:46
Erik Darling
21.3k1266106
asked Jun 4 '18 at 14:59
GMarkGMark
1
I have a small problem at work. Our DBA went on a journey of self-discovery ... I am very happy for him and I hope he finds what he is looking for. But he left us without any information about how the database he created works, the triggers he has, the connections between tables and, frankly, no documentation.
My question is whether it is possible to export all the information from the database (connections between tables, schema, triggers, fields with data type, etc .. :) in a file from TOAD or another application to mount it in some application that would reverse engineer the database to indicate that same information that we need.
I thank you very much for the help you can give me!
sql-server export toad
sql-server export toad
edited Jun 4 '18 at 18:46
Erik Darling
21.3k1266106
asked Jun 4 '18 at 14:59
GMarkGMark
1
edited Jun 4 '18 at 18:46
Erik Darling
21.3k1266106
asked Jun 4 '18 at 14:59
GMarkGMark
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edited Jun 4 '18 at 18:46
Erik Darling
21.3k1266106
edited Jun 4 '18 at 18:46
Erik Darling
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edited Jun 4 '18 at 18:46
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- To find information about database object ( I am using triggers as example here )
use TOAD
choose Triggers
Right Click on Triggers
Create Script
That will give you source for all triggers
Repeat this for all TABLES, INDEXES, SEQUENCES etc. After reverse engineering a few - you will get hang of it.
- Connections between tables
I believe you mean "relations between tables". If you schema is small say a few tables, then you can browse thru Parent and Child option of each table and document them.
For large number of tables, you will need to use TOAD to create Data Model Diagram; or maybe google for "Data Modeling Tools" and find one that fits your needs and budget.
You will imperatively need to refer to data model diagram many times in your new roles - so do it patiently and correctly.
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- To find information about database object ( I am using triggers as example here )
use TOAD
choose Triggers
Right Click on Triggers
Create Script
That will give you source for all triggers
Repeat this for all TABLES, INDEXES, SEQUENCES etc. After reverse engineering a few - you will get hang of it.
- Connections between tables
I believe you mean "relations between tables". If you schema is small say a few tables, then you can browse thru Parent and Child option of each table and document them.
For large number of tables, you will need to use TOAD to create Data Model Diagram; or maybe google for "Data Modeling Tools" and find one that fits your needs and budget.
You will imperatively need to refer to data model diagram many times in your new roles - so do it patiently and correctly.
answered Jun 4 '18 at 18:45
oradbanjoradbanj
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- To find information about database object ( I am using triggers as example here )
use TOAD
choose Triggers
Right Click on Triggers
Create Script
That will give you source for all triggers
Repeat this for all TABLES, INDEXES, SEQUENCES etc. After reverse engineering a few - you will get hang of it.
- Connections between tables
I believe you mean "relations between tables". If you schema is small say a few tables, then you can browse thru Parent and Child option of each table and document them.
For large number of tables, you will need to use TOAD to create Data Model Diagram; or maybe google for "Data Modeling Tools" and find one that fits your needs and budget.
You will imperatively need to refer to data model diagram many times in your new roles - so do it patiently and correctly.
answered Jun 4 '18 at 18:45
oradbanjoradbanj
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- To find information about database object ( I am using triggers as example here )
use TOAD
choose Triggers
Right Click on Triggers
Create Script
That will give you source for all triggers
Repeat this for all TABLES, INDEXES, SEQUENCES etc. After reverse engineering a few - you will get hang of it.
- Connections between tables
I believe you mean "relations between tables". If you schema is small say a few tables, then you can browse thru Parent and Child option of each table and document them.
For large number of tables, you will need to use TOAD to create Data Model Diagram; or maybe google for "Data Modeling Tools" and find one that fits your needs and budget.
You will imperatively need to refer to data model diagram many times in your new roles - so do it patiently and correctly.
answered Jun 4 '18 at 18:45
oradbanjoradbanj
113
- To find information about database object ( I am using triggers as example here )
use TOAD
choose Triggers
Right Click on Triggers
Create Script
That will give you source for all triggers
Repeat this for all TABLES, INDEXES, SEQUENCES etc. After reverse engineering a few - you will get hang of it.
- Connections between tables
I believe you mean "relations between tables". If you schema is small say a few tables, then you can browse thru Parent and Child option of each table and document them.
For large number of tables, you will need to use TOAD to create Data Model Diagram; or maybe google for "Data Modeling Tools" and find one that fits your needs and budget.
You will imperatively need to refer to data model diagram many times in your new roles - so do it patiently and correctly.
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