Kbase P126461: Database modeling tools that are known to work with Progress / OpenEdge
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
12/2/2008 |
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Status: Verified
GOAL:
What database modeling tools are known to support the Progress / OpenEdge DB Schema?
GOAL:
Does Erwin Support Progress Databases?
GOAL:
Does Enterprise Architect (EA) support OpenEdge Databases?
GOAL:
Does PCase support Progress Databases?
GOAL:
What version of the Progress database does Erwin Support?
GOAL:
What version of the Progress database does EA Support?
GOAL:
What version of the Progress database does PCase Support?
FACT(s) (Environment):
All Supported Operating Systems
Progress/OpenEdge Versions
FIX:
There are a number of tools in the industry which support UML data modeling. These tools are too many to mention, however there are a few which are known to offer specific support for the Progress OpenEdge database. These are listed below along with the Progress version or OpenEdge release they support.
- AllFusion Erwin
Erwin is known to support Progress schema up to version 8 of the Progress Database. When using this with Releases later than 8 any new syntax must be removed from .df files prior to attempting to upload them.
- Enterprise Architect
EA is known to support OpenEdge 10.0B database schema.
- PCase
This tool, by "Tools for Progress", is written using mostly Progress/OpenEdge technology and typically supports the latest OpenEdge release.
- Database Visual Architect
This tool, by "Visual Paradigm", is known to support OpenEdge 10.x.
Note: There may be additional tools which support the OpenEdge or Progress database schemas but were not found in this study.