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Reverse engineering database


  • Subject: Reverse engineering database
  • From: John Baldwin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2008 10:31:02 -0700

I was tooling around WOLips and decided to try reverse engineering a database. In this case it was a mySQL database.

It worked, and created a model for me, but all the datatypes were listed as custom. Generating SQL from the model resulted in some errors [int(11) in db regenerated as int(10)].

Just wondering if this is normal/expected, or if there's something I should be doing to provide hints to the process.

John

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