Database relationship tool needed

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The discussion centers around the need for efficient documentation of database tables, specifically for a Sybase database. The user seeks freeware options for creating diagrams that illustrate table structures and relationships, expressing a desire to avoid manual documentation. A suggestion is made to consider a trial version of Erwin, which may meet their requirements. The user has already developed a program to extract column information but notes that obtaining definitions for the tables remains a challenge, as it would require extensive additional documentation.
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I just got handed an assignment to document our database tables. I would rather not have to do this manually and I'm wondering if anyone knows of any freeware that will allow me to create diagrams of the tables and relationships between the tables.
 
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Which RDBMS do you use? A trial version of Erwin might do everything that you need.
 
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Math Is Hard said:
Which RDBMS do you use? A trial version of Erwin might do everything that you need.

Thanks MIH, I'll look into it. We're using a Sybase database. I've already written a quick program to pull all of the needed column info for each of the tables. Except for the definitions, that will kill an entire appendix.
 
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