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Rebuild application structure

berre
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Hello everyone,

I'm new in this company and I'am asked to make some changes in a FMpro application, being about 35 databases linked together.

Before starting to experiment, I would like to have a (clear) picture of how these db's are linked together, I need to know which db links to another.

Is there a tool that can draw me a picture or something of the complete application infrastructure. It really would help me a lot in understanding how this application works.

greetz,

bart

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If you are on a Mac then go to www.wmotion.com for their Visualizer tool so you can create an ERD. Also they have a tool that allows analysis of database structures which is called surprisingly Analyzer.

To use Analyzer you will need FileMaker Developer 6

HTH

Also, see the Sample file area of this forum for Bob Weaver's "SoftDoc" file.

HTH

Lee

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Thanks Andy and Lee,

I will try them out asap (busy busy busy)

bart

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