Show HN: Drop a SQL schema, get an interactive ER diagram 19 hours ago (mcdview.dev) 8 comments PatuDev Reply Add to library dong2go 1 hour ago Drop schema, get an interactive ER diagram — that's the kind of boring tool I bookmark and come back to on every migration. dannyboland 9 hours ago “Drop” is a loaded verb in a SQL context. “Add” or “paste” might avoid the raised eyebrow. PatuDev 9 hours ago Ha, fair. No DROP TABLE here, I promise: the upload is read-only and the page it generates is static. Point taken on the wording. Amine_builds2 17 hours ago Interesting, thanks for sharing that. PatuDev 15 hours ago Thanks! If you point it at your own schema, I'd be curious which dialect and whether anything trips it up. PatuDev 12 hours ago [flagged] PatuDev 19 hours ago [flagged] laruss5 12 hours ago [flagged]
dong2go 1 hour ago Drop schema, get an interactive ER diagram — that's the kind of boring tool I bookmark and come back to on every migration.
dannyboland 9 hours ago “Drop” is a loaded verb in a SQL context. “Add” or “paste” might avoid the raised eyebrow. PatuDev 9 hours ago Ha, fair. No DROP TABLE here, I promise: the upload is read-only and the page it generates is static. Point taken on the wording.
PatuDev 9 hours ago Ha, fair. No DROP TABLE here, I promise: the upload is read-only and the page it generates is static. Point taken on the wording.
Amine_builds2 17 hours ago Interesting, thanks for sharing that. PatuDev 15 hours ago Thanks! If you point it at your own schema, I'd be curious which dialect and whether anything trips it up.
PatuDev 15 hours ago Thanks! If you point it at your own schema, I'd be curious which dialect and whether anything trips it up.
Drop schema, get an interactive ER diagram — that's the kind of boring tool I bookmark and come back to on every migration.
“Drop” is a loaded verb in a SQL context. “Add” or “paste” might avoid the raised eyebrow.
Ha, fair. No DROP TABLE here, I promise: the upload is read-only and the page it generates is static. Point taken on the wording.
Interesting, thanks for sharing that.
Thanks! If you point it at your own schema, I'd be curious which dialect and whether anything trips it up.
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