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Wednesday, June 18, 2003
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What ERwin needs is some kind of lite, end-user version, preferably free. Sort of like Adobe Reader vs. Adobe Distiller. What I am thinking of is a tool that would let me propose changes to a Data Model, then pass those recommendations/requests on to a real DBA, who can use a full version of ERwin to actually implement them and generate the database. It would be SO much better than marking up a printout.
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