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 Microsoft Windows - XP
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Logical Model
Create a Logical Model from an existing Physical Model or create one
from scratch. A Logical Model is database independent so it can be used
to create generic models which can then be turned into a Physical Model
for a specific target database. Validate the model and generate
documentation.
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Physical Model
Create a Physical Model from an existing database (automatically) or
create one from scratch. A Physical Model allows database specific
optimizations/features to be used. Create a database from an existing
Physical Model. Validate the model and generate documentation. |
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SQL Editor
Create projects which contain database connection ability and then
organize your models and SQL within these projects. Execute your SQL
and generate results in a variety of formats. Share your SQL, and
models, projects - even your entire workspace. Open file format (XML)
makes it easy to use the files in other programs.
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 Linux
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Logical Model
All platforms share the same features and can use the same files. OSA
runs natively, with the systems look & feel, on all popular
platforms.
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Physical Model
This is the Northwind Physical Model. On Linux, OSA uses unixODBC to
communicate with local or remote databases.
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 Apple
OSX
Other operating systems are
available upon request.
 Solaris
Other operating systems are
available upon request.
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