Define database tables, fields, references, and generate the database. When working with Database Architect, software developer defines database structure, drawing it directly in the program's window and generates the DB directly from the program.

Database Architect helps software architects design database structure of any complexity:

Develop your database structure with ease

Database Architect uses WYSIWYG principles in entity relationship diagram building. For example, if you need to add a new database table to your database, you click the table icon on the program's toolbar, then place it in the model window and define all necessary table properties (table name, fields, indexes) in the table properties dialog.

Debug the model before putting it to the server

Database Architect can check your database model to ensure that it doesn't contain errors before generating the database creation SQL script. When checking a model, the program verifies that your database does not contain duplicate table names, tables without fields, references pointing to nowhere and so on.

Generate database directly from the program

Database Architect can generate the sql statements that will create your database in the database server and either save it to a disk file or execute it against an ODBC data source, creating tables, indexes and references in the database.

Work with databases of any format

Database Architect stores database format specifications (data types, table/reference/index creation commands, etc) in the external text files, that allows you to not only edit/update format specifications, but even add new database descriptions to the program! When creating a database from the model, the program uses unified ODBC drivers to connect to the database server.

Platform:Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista

System Requirements: A Standard PC