With Navicat Data Modeler, you can synchronize tables and views from a physical model to a database or export them to a script file.
In this tutorial, we will show you both ways to transfer model objects.
Assume we have imported some tables and views from a PostgreSQL schema into a physical model, made a few changes and added a new table.
Then we will transfer the model into a MySQL database. To change server type of a model, select "Model Conversion" from the "File" menu and choose the desired database type and version. Navicat Data Modeler will convert fields to relevant field types, according to the server type. You may need to change the SQL syntax of the views after the conversion.
With Navicat Data Modeler, you can synchronize tables and views from a physical model to a database or export them to a script file.
In this tutorial, we will show you both ways to transfer model objects.
Assume we have imported some tables and views from a PostgreSQL schema into a physical model, made a few changes and added a new table.
Then we will transfer the model into a MySQL database. To change server type of a model, select "Model Conversion" from the "File" menu and choose the desired database type and version. Navicat Data Modeler will convert fields to relevant field types, according to the server type. You may need to change the SQL syntax of the views after the conversion.
With Navicat Data Modeler, you can synchronize tables and views from a physical model to a database or export them to a script file. In this tutorial, we will show you both ways to transfer model objects. Assume we have imported some tables and views from a PostgreSQL schema into a physical model, made a few changes and added a new table. Then we will transfer the model into a MySQL database. To change server type of a model, select "Model Conversion" from the "File" menu and choose the desired database type and version. Navicat Data Modeler will convert fields to relevant field types, according to the server type. You may need to change the SQL syntax of the views after the conversion. Now, in the new model, select "Synchronize to Database" from the "File" menu. You can choose to synchronize with selected schema or synchronize with selected objects. If we did not set "Schema" properties for new tables, Navicat Data Modeler prompts a text box to enter a schema name for them. The tree view shows the differences between source and target objects after the comparison of their structures, while providing detailed SQL statements. Click "Run" button to execute selected queries in the target database. On the other hand, select "Export SQL" from the "File" menu if you want to save objects in the model into a script file. You can also choose the exported server version of the file.
With Navicat Data Modeler, you can synchronize tables and views from a physical model to a database or export them to a script file. In this tutorial, we will show you both ways to transfer model objects. Assume we have imported some tables and views from a PostgreSQL schema into a physical model, made a few changes and added a new table. Then we will transfer the model into a MySQL database. To change server type of a model, select "Model Conversion" from the "File" menu and choose the desired database type and version. Navicat Data Modeler will convert fields to relevant field types, according to the server type. You may need to change the SQL syntax of the views after the conversion. Now, in the new model, select "Synchronize to Database" from the "Tools" menu. You can choose to synchronize with selected schema or synchronize with selected objects. If we did not set "Schema Name" properties for new tables, Navicat Data Modeler prompts a text box to enter a schema name for them. The tree view shows the differences between source and target objects after the comparison of their structures, while providing detailed SQL statements. Click "Run Query" button to execute selected queries in the target database. On the other hand, select "Export SQL" from the "Tools" menu if you want to save objects in the model into a script file. You can also choose the exported server version of the file.
To start debugging, open the design form of a function and click the “Debug” button in the toolbar. A parameter box will pop up if your function requires you to input parameters.
This is the default layout of the debugger. Set the breakpoint in the Code pane. You can control the debugger using the Run, Step Over, Step In, Step Out, Step End and Stop buttons.
There are several useful views to help breakdown the information. The “Breakpoints” view will display all of the breakpoints. The “Stacks” view will display the function calls of the current line. The “Data” view will display information about the variables. And finally, the “Watches” view will display information about the variables being watched.
To add a variable to the Watch List, simply control-click the highlighted code and choose “Add to Watch List”.
The bottom part of the debugger shows the log and the output of the function.
Navicat PostgreSQL Debugger can help you with the testing and debugging of PL/PGSQL functions.
To start debugging, open the design form of a function and click the “Debug Function” button in the toolbar.
This is the default layout of the debugger. Set the breakpoint in the Code pane. Click the “Run” button. A parameter box will pop up if your function requires you to input parameters. You can control the debugger using the Step Over, Step In, Step Out and Stop buttons
There are several useful views to help breakdown the information. The “Breakpoints” view will display all of the breakpoints at the bottom screen. The “Call Stack” view will display the function calls of the current line. The “Local Variables” view will display information about the variables. The “Parameters” view will display information about the inputted parameters.
And finally, other tabs show the message log and the output of the function.
Navicat PostgreSQL Debugger can help you with the testing and debugging of PL/PGSQL functions. To start debugging, open the design form of a function and click the “Debug” button in the toolbar. A parameter box will pop up if your function requires you to input parameters. This is the default layout of the debugger. Set the breakpoint in the Code pane. You can control the debugger using the Run, Step Over, Step In, Step Out, Step End and Stop buttons. There are several useful views to help breakdown the information. The “Breakpoints” view will display all of the breakpoints. The “Stacks” view will display the function calls of the current line. The “Data” view will display information about the variables. And finally, the “Watches” view will display information about the variables being watched. To add a variable to the Watch List, simply control-click the highlighted code and choose “Add to Watch List”. The bottom part of the debugger shows the log and the output of the function.
Navicat PostgreSQL Debugger can help you with the testing and debugging of PL/PGSQL functions. To start debugging, open the design form of a function and click the “Debug Function” button in the toolbar. This is the default layout of the debugger. Set the breakpoint in the Code pane. Click the “Run” button. A parameter box will pop up if your function requires you to input parameters. You can control the debugger using the Step Over, Step In, Step Out and Stop buttons There are several useful views to help breakdown the information. The “Breakpoints” view will display all of the breakpoints at the bottom screen. The “Call Stack” view will display the function calls of the current line. The “Local Variables” view will display information about the variables. The “Parameters” view will display information about the inputted parameters. And finally, other tabs show the message log and the output of the function.
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