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  1. Apr 10th, 2009, 07:47 AM #1
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    Re: do guys use realtionship diagram?

    Tools I've used for DB Design include: pen & paper, pencil & paper, Marker & Whiteboard, Visio and Excel. And yes, it generally includes PKeys, FKeys & Indexes. Sometimes sample items won't include keys and indexes because they are usually isolated sample items, and the code is the important part, not the database.

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    Re: do guys use realtionship diagram?

    Quote Originally Posted by techgnome View Post
    Tools I've used for DB Design include: pen & paper, pencil & paper, Marker & Whiteboard, Visio and Excel. And yes, it generally includes PKeys, FKeys & Indexes. Sometimes sample items won't include keys and indexes because they are usually isolated sample items, and the code is the important part, not the database.

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    thanks mate for the info...but many of source code ive downloaded not using FKey in their db
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