[AccessD] SQL Server GUI tools

[David McAfee]

I might be wrong, but I think the diagrams are going away with SSMS 2019

Also, not sure if any of you know that Access reports can be converted
(imported) into SSRS RDLs using Visual Studio Community (free) and SSDT.

I had a few reports that contained embedded sub reports which failed the
import process.

I exported those into a new Access database then saved a version of the
main report without the embedded subreport. That new version imported fine
and I manually embedded the subreport rdl into the main rdl.

On Tue, Sep 8, 2020, 3:46 PM Stuart McLachlan <stuart at lexacorp.com.pg>
wrote:

> In SQL Server Management Studio  (using 2014)
>
> In the  Treeview:
>
> Server
> ....Databases
> ......MyDatabase
> .........Database Diagrams
>
> New Diagram  (Unless you've got an aappropriate one already there)
> Add desired tables
>
> Click on the "record selector" of a field in one table and drag it over a
> field in another table to
> create a relationship.  You will be prompted for the reationsip details.
>
> To delete a relationship, right click on the relationship and select
> "Delete relationships..."
> You wil be prompted for confirmation.
>
> On 8 Sep 2020 at 21:26, John Bartow wrote:
>
> > Since SQL Server was recently brought up...
> >
> > Is there a decent tool to graphically layout tables and relationships
> > similar to how the Access relationships dialog window works?
> >
> > John B
> >
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