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--- |\n|  |  |  |  |\n| KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS |  |  |  |\n| A COMPLETE MODEL-TOIMPLEMENTATION SOLUTION FOR DATA RELATED MODELING\u003Cbr>FEATURES\u003Cbr>• Create, browse, and edit database models\u003Cbr>• Support for Barker and Bachman notation\u003Cbr>• Synchronized forward and reverse engineering between Logical and Relational models\u003Cbr>• Model compare and merge facilities\u003Cbr>• Support for subviews\u003Cbr>• Large model printing facilities\u003Cbr>• Formatting options\u003Cbr>• Name standardization\u003Cbr>• Design rules\u003Cbr>BENEFITS\u003Cbr>• Supports developers using multiple platforms: Windows, Linux and MAC OS X\u003Cbr>• Import DDL\u003Cbr>• Import from data dictionary: Oracle, IBM DB2/390, IBM DB2 LUW, Microsoft SQL Server or ODBC/JDBC\u003Cbr>• Import multi-dimensional Cube Views metadata and XMLA\u003Cbr>• Import models from CA ERwin® Data Modeler and Oracle Designer |  | Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler is a graphical tool that enhances productivity and 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Using Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler users can create, browse and edit, logical, relational, physical, multi-dimensional, and data type models.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Figure 1. Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler\u003Cbr>Audience\u003Cbr>Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler is designed for all database data modelers, from business architects to DBAs and from database to application developers. The role of Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler is to simplify data modeling development tasks and serves as a powerful communication tool between developers and business users.\u003Cbr>Benefits\u003Cbr>Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler runs on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. This is a great advantage to the increasing numbers of developers using multiple platforms. To install Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler simply unzip the downloaded file.\u003Cbr>With Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler users can connect to Oracle Databases 9.2.0.1 and above, Oracle Database 10g and Oracle Database 11g. There is also support for IBM DB2 LUW V7 and V8, IBM DB2/390, Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and 2005 or a standard ODBC/JDBC driver for selective import of database objects and data browsing and migration.\u003Cbr>Key Features\u003Cbr>Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler has a number of interrelated modeling techniques. The main, central diagram is the logical model for creating Entity |  |\n\n1  \nRelationship Diagrams (ERD) using either the Barker or Bachman notations. Linked to the logical model is the multi-dimensional model, used to model star schemas (facts, dimensions and levels) . The data types model allows users to model structured types (SQL99), which can be used in the logical or relational models as data types. The relational model, supporting tables, columns and relationships, can be built from scratch or forward engineered from the logical model. Users can build one or more synchronized relational models from the central logical model. In turn each relational model supports one or more physical models. The advantage is that developers can generate different database or platform specific DDL scripts depending on the physical model selected. The physical model supports specific data constructs in Oracle databases, IBM DB2 and Microsoft SQL Server.  \nCreating Models  \nUsers import existing logical models, multi-dimensional, or relational models or create them from scratch. Relational models are also created by importing script files (DDL) or by importing directly from the data dictionary. Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler can import directly from the Oracle Designer repository or CA ERwin Data Modeler logical models. Multi-dimensional models can be imported using Cube Views or XMLA files, or created from Oracle SQL dimensions imported from database or DDL script. Data types models can also be created using  \nimport from database or DDL script, for Oracle and DB2/UDB.  \nExtensive and wizard-led engineering capabilities allow you to re-engineer a relational model to a logical model or to engineer a logical model ","cbCaicLpnNmvUaac","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicLpnNmvUaac","pdf",252135,"English","# Key Features and Benefits\n## Model creation and supported notations\n## Creating models and re-engineering\n## Output generation (DDL, Cube Views, XML)\n## Compare and merge utilities\n## Formatting, subviews, and displays\n## Naming standardization and design rules\n## Reports and repository","[{\"question\":\"What types of data models can Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler create and edit?\",\"answer\":\"It supports logical, relational, physical, multi-dimensional, and data type models, allowing users to build them from scratch or import existing models.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the tool handle engineering between model levels?\",\"answer\":\"It enables synchronized forward and reverse engineering between logical and relational models, and supports re-engineering and maintaining synchronization between related model sets.\"},{\"question\":\"What outputs can users generate from their models?\",\"answer\":\"Users can generate database-specific DDL scripts for Oracle, DB2, and SQL Server, plus multi-dimensional metadata such as Cube Views metadata or XMLA, and XML for Oracle OLAP/Analytical Workspace.\"}]","ORACLE SQL DEVELOPER DATA MODELER - Key Features and Benefits | PDF"]