Hi all,
Not sure if it's appropriate to make the first post an off-topic one, but honestly PL/SQL Developer has been such a handy tool over the past months while I've been developing packages, that I don't have much in the way of a wishlist or bug report
I've been using PL/SQL Dev quite happily so far to edit packages and create/edit tables, but the time has come to actually finalise the documentation, and I'm short of any good tools to produce a comprehensible database diagram.
Do any of you know of a package, hopefully around PL/SQL Developer's price range, which is capable of reverse engineering a database into a nice diagram?
I'm really only chasing the same level of complexity as you'd find in the diagram editor provided with MS SQL Server - something I can use to quickly and attractively demonstrate a database layout, without having to fudge around and create the model from scratch. Some control over colours and fonts would be nice.
In another project here, there's a database consisting of around 150 tables, whose diagram has to be manually edited in Visio to keep it in sync with the database. It would be nice to find a tool I could recommend to these guys also.
So far the closest RE tool I've seen is one named CASE Studio (www.casestudio.com), but at 349 USD it's far too expensive to justify a personal purchase, and not quite essential enough to try and justify the purchase to our bean counters.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Nathan
Not sure if it's appropriate to make the first post an off-topic one, but honestly PL/SQL Developer has been such a handy tool over the past months while I've been developing packages, that I don't have much in the way of a wishlist or bug report

I've been using PL/SQL Dev quite happily so far to edit packages and create/edit tables, but the time has come to actually finalise the documentation, and I'm short of any good tools to produce a comprehensible database diagram.
Do any of you know of a package, hopefully around PL/SQL Developer's price range, which is capable of reverse engineering a database into a nice diagram?
I'm really only chasing the same level of complexity as you'd find in the diagram editor provided with MS SQL Server - something I can use to quickly and attractively demonstrate a database layout, without having to fudge around and create the model from scratch. Some control over colours and fonts would be nice.
In another project here, there's a database consisting of around 150 tables, whose diagram has to be manually edited in Visio to keep it in sync with the database. It would be nice to find a tool I could recommend to these guys also.
So far the closest RE tool I've seen is one named CASE Studio (www.casestudio.com), but at 349 USD it's far too expensive to justify a personal purchase, and not quite essential enough to try and justify the purchase to our bean counters.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Nathan