[nfbcs] Database diagrams

[Currin, Kevin]

Hi Andy,

I used GSK when I needed to create database ER diagrams:
https://research.csc.ncsu.edu/accessibility/GSK/index.html

It is an accessible graph sketching program that a friend of mine at North Carolina State University created. It allows you to draw node-line diagrams. You can pick circles or squares for the nodes and make lines directed or undirected. You can even explore the graph after creating it using a screen reader.

Hope that helps,

Kevin
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Subject: [nfbcs] Database diagrams

I need to design a database. Are there any quick reliable methods of doing
this? So far, I have used plant uml. However, it is slow and somewhat
problematic because it renders itself useless for database design. If there
is something different, I will consider using it since there is no longer
time to experiment with preprocessing, and a simple 6 table database
shouldn't have to take 1 week of design work to finish.



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