Reverse engineer a database
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Reverse engineering is what we call the process that takes a given database and turns it into a model driven “thing”. | Reverse engineering is what we call the process that takes a given database and turns it into a model driven “thing”. | ||
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You just need to give a valid connection string to it; in this case a use the MusicStoreDb from a MicrosoftSample: | You just need to give a valid connection string to it; in this case a use the MusicStoreDb from a MicrosoftSample: | ||
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You start by Analyzing the database: | You start by Analyzing the database: | ||
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And then you “Go!” – be aware of that this process will empty the package you started from and fill it with the stuff from the reverse engineer process: | And then you “Go!” – be aware of that this process will empty the package you started from and fill it with the stuff from the reverse engineer process: | ||
Revision as of 08:59, 8 April 2017
Reverse engineering is what we call the process that takes a given database and turns it into a model driven “thing”.
You just need to give a valid connection string to it; in this case a use the MusicStoreDb from a MicrosoftSample:
You start by Analyzing the database:
And then you “Go!” – be aware of that this process will empty the package you started from and fill it with the stuff from the reverse engineer process:
Giving us this in the modlr tree:
And I will drag these classes out on a diagram to get this:
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