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General Board / Re: Documenting Business Rules in EA
« on: February 18, 2009, 06:06:33 am »
David,

From fairly new guy when it comes to business rule modeling you certainly touched on a few very good questions wich I never thought of while attmpting this,

Well done, and certainly will be interested in see it moving further.

thanks for the input, it is certainly valuable.
 ::)

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General Board / Reverse Engineer Stored Proc
« on: December 09, 2008, 03:10:54 pm »
I received a request to document 5 stored procedures, (SQL Server). The database structure (tables etc...) is not available to me. I am fairly fluent with Stored Proces, but with each stored proc roughly 30 pages in length I was hoping to see some reverse engineering process.

Can any guru give advise on possible ways to reverse engineer a stored proc under the above constraints.

The end result is basically a RTF explaining the workflow of the each stored proc.

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General Board / RTF document Name
« on: September 03, 2008, 03:53:03 pm »
I have created a documentation folder in the project browser. In this folder a number of sub folders was created, mainly used to distinguish between relevant documentation sets. Each of these sub-folders contain a "class" diagram with several "model documents" on it.

Each "model document" contains a number of packages. Thus when selecting the "model document" F8 I create documents.

The whole process works woderfull, there might be other ways, but in our situation this is perfect.

The question is,
When I F8, I have to select the "output to file" everytime as it tends to remeber the previuos setting, even for other "model documents"

Example,
If I select "model document A1" F8 and create RTF named A1.rtf
then selecting "model document A2" F8 it will overwrite A1.rtf.
I would like it to remember the name A2.rtf

Is there an alternative approach, maybe tag values??

Francois





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