DataUml Design tutorial 6-DataUml Design 1.1 (support for PD data models)

It has been two months since the official release of DataUML Design. Due to the recent busy schedule, Version 1.1 has been released only now. In the future, I will continue to improve the DataUML Design software, and hope that the majority of programmers will support it a lot.

　　I. content added and improved in version 1.1 is as follows:

　　　　

Ii. Document generation

1. Open the model file, for example, 6-1.

2. Select the model of the document to be generated and click the generate document button. Currently, Word, Excel, and PDF documents can be generated. For example, 6-2

3. Click the icon on the toolbar to generate a document. For example, 6-3. The progress page is generated.

 

4. generate the following documents:

　　Iii. Introduction to my SQL and Access database functions

Click the connect database button on the toolbar, for example, 6-7.

1. Connect To my SQL database

Click the my SQL menu to bring up the my SQL logon interface.

2. Connect to the Access Database

　　4. Support loading PowerDesigner Data Model files

1. Click the PD icon on the toolbar. The select PD file dialog box is displayed.

2. The following page is displayed, which is similar to the PD software, for example, 6-11.

　　5. Create a data model

1. Click Create model on the toolbar or right-click a model, for example, 6-12, and figure 6-13.

2. Add a data model. The data model language and database type are displayed, for example, 6-14.

Currently, only the C # language is supported. Currently, the SQLite database is not supported.

　　6. added the data packet and canvas functions.

1. You can add packages and canvas functions to data models and packages, for example, 6-15.

Select a model node or package node, right-click the pop-up menu, and select "new". The "package" and "canvas" sub-menus appear, add data packets and artboards to the current model or package.

2. Click "package" and add a data packet under the current node, for example, 6-16

 

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