Sparx Systems Forum
Enterprise Architect => Suggestions and Requests => Topic started by: LiveFreeAndRoam on September 14, 2010, 04:30:50 pm
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SQLite3 is extremely popular in embedded systems, handheld devices, and applications that have 'simple' database requirements.
At the moment, I have to manually massage the DDL statements that EA creates so it is useable by an SQLite3 database.
Similarly, using ODBC to reverse engineer a SQLite3 database resulted in several pieces of information missing from the diagram. Especially table relationships.
Any chance we can get full SQLite3 support? See http://www.sqlite.org/ for more information.
LFaR.
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LFaR,
Your monicker sure beats New Hampshire's motto here in the States - "Live free or DIE!"
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Hehe. Yes, I much prefer my version ;). I used to be LiveFreeAndSurf, but now I'm doing much more roamin' 8-)
... Live Free Or Die ...
I wonder... is that an "inclusive or" or an "exclusive or". Just kiddin', no disrespect intended.
Cheers,
LFaR.
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LFaR,
No worries, no offense taken! If you browse the forum you'll no doubt find many threads discussing inclusive vs. exclusive or and a host of other semantic topics.
In the particular case of New Hampshire, however, I think General John Stark meant it as an {XOR} constraint when he used the phrase in the following toast before the Battle of Bennington in 1777: "Live Free Or Die; Death Is Not The Worst of Evils." Of course he wasn't going to be in the battle, so it was easy for him to say!
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+1
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Converting from MS Access to SQLite 3. Would love to see EA have support for it.