DBMODELER(1)

📦 version 0.12.0, in debian bookworm, ubuntu noble

✨ DBMODELER(1) — General Commands Manual ✨

Okay bestie, the manual name is DBMODELER(1) and it lives in the General Commands Manual section, so this is the one you'll want pinned 📌💖

🌸 NAME

DBModeler is giving graphical management of relational database elements in GNUstep 🎀💅

🦋 SYNOPSIS

DBModeler

Literally just type DBModeler and go. No flags, no fuss, pure main character energy 👑

💜 DESCRIPTION

Okay so this page is only here to briefly explain the DBModeler command 🫶

DBModeler is a GNUstep application that makes EOModels 🧚. These are the definitions that map the tables, columns and rows of a relational database over to objects inside a GNUstep program that uses GNUstep Database Library 2 ✨

You can open and tweak existing EOModels, make brand-new ones by hand, or even "reverse-engineer" one from an existing database, as long as DBModeler can actually connect to it 🔥 Iconic.

Some of its main features, no cap:

  • ✨ create entity-relationship models
  • 🌈 view models in diagram form
  • 🔁 reverse-engineer models from existing databases
  • 🦋 drag-and-drop entities and relationships into Gorm for integration into GUI apps
  • 🍓 generate databases and table schemas in supported databases

🎀 SEE ALSO

Check out GNUstep(7) 💅

👑 AUTHOR

Matt Rice <ratmice@gmail.com> wrote DBModeler 🫶

This manual page was written by Federico Giménez Nieto <fgimenez@coit.es> for the Debian project, but literally anyone else is welcome to use it too 🌸

Last updated 10 March 2010 from the DBMODELER(1) manual, so it's a little vintage but still slay 💀✨ Stay iconic, bestie! 💖

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