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bigtoga
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16 years ago
So the folks at elsasoft.org  have graciously donated the use of their SQL Server Database Dictionary building tool, SqlSpec , for us to use with YAF. I've generated a data dictionary using SQL Server 2005 (below) that you can download and use without a license whatsoever. I'll update this post with links to the most recent builds as we perform them.

I've hosted the file at my site, LearnSqlServer.com , my SQL 2005 tutorial site, for fast downloading and to keep some bandwidth off the main site.

* Download the 1.90 Database Documentation here 

Thanks much to Jesse over at elsasoft.org  for giving us this great documentation tool! Make sure you drop by and check out their tools as a "Thanks!" Go there now 
Check out my implementation of YAF: http://forums.learnsqlserver.com/ .
I am also a SQL Server and .NET trainer over at http://www.learnitfirst.com 
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Ederon
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16 years ago
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When I post FP:Ederon in a topic, I'm leaving my footprint there so I can track it once I get into coding/supporting.
jezemine
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16 years ago
gee, that documentation sure looks nice!

seriously, I am glad to help out in your effort to build YAF.

Jesse
http://www.elsasoft.org 
Jaben
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16 years ago
Thank you Scott & Jesse!
guest
16 years ago
bigtoga wrote:

So the folks at elsasoft.org  have graciously donated the use of their SQL Server Database Dictionary building tool, SqlSpec , for us to use with YAF. I've generated a data dictionary using SQL Server 2005 (below) that you can download and use without a license whatsoever. I'll update this post with links to the most recent builds as we perform them.

I've hosted the file at my site, LearnSqlServer.com , my SQL 2005 tutorial site, for fast downloading and to keep some bandwidth off the main site.

* Download the 1.90 Database Documentation here 

Thanks much to Jesse over at elsasoft.org  for giving us this great documentation tool! Make sure you drop by and check out their tools as a "Thanks!" Go there now 

Neven
16 years ago
Great one! It's going to make my work a lot easier!
Thanks!
... But trust me on the sunscreen!

test2005 wrote:

There not bugs(in YAF)...it's either un-defined features or exceptions to expected behavior!!

guest
16 years ago
thank si
leonardleonard
15 years ago
guest
15 years ago
Great Job!
runboy
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15 years ago
That is awesome :-d
newbie
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15 years ago
bigtoga wrote:

So the folks at elsasoft.org  have graciously donated the use of their SQL Server Database Dictionary building tool, SqlSpec , for us to use with YAF. I've generated a data dictionary using SQL Server 2005 (below) that you can download and use without a license whatsoever. I'll update this post with links to the most recent builds as we perform them.

I've hosted the file at my site, LearnSqlServer.com , my SQL 2005 tutorial site, for fast downloading and to keep some bandwidth off the main site.

* Download the 1.90 Database Documentation here 

Thanks much to Jesse over at elsasoft.org  for giving us this great documentation tool! Make sure you drop by and check out their tools as a "Thanks!" Go there now 


:p
emilyandrew
15 years ago
Hi!

Nice Job! Thanks!

jezemine
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15 years ago
Just to follow up on this, I just released a new version of SqlSpec that has a contents tree you can navigate in HTML. Here's a sample:

http://www.elsasoft.org/samples/vml/sqlserver_adventureworks/AdventureWorks.htm 

details on the release here:

http://www.elsasoft.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=183 

sorry I am not using YAF for my forum - :oops: - I didn't know about YAF when I set it up ages ago!
Mek
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15 years ago
Shame on you ;-)

Thanks for the info.

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"It's a case of RTFM.. the only problem being we don't have a manual!"

When I post FP:Mek in a topic, I'm leaving my footprint there so I can track it once I get into coding/supporting. (Yes I stole this off Ederon 🙂 )
TechGuy
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14 years ago
Thanks for the database dictionary that is soooo helpful.
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