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No ERD is generated when connecting to a Postgres database #13
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I have the same problem on macOS Sierra with MySQL. |
I too am seeing a similar issue with macOS Sierra and SQL Server. |
Please let me know If the above comment solve the problem |
I'm running into this on Win10/SQL Server. I can't seem to find a combination of database/database schema that will read. I was able to get a separate postgres db (docker container) to work by providing database schema 'public' and then relevant db name, making sure to use the host's port, not the container's. |
FYI PostgreSQL: Documentation5.8.2. The Public SchemaIn the previous sections we created tables without specifying any schema names. By default such tables (and other objects) are automatically put into a schema named “public”. Every new database contains such a schema. Thus, the following are equivalent:
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@kkrisz1 Thanks it's working now! |
I'm trying to generate an ERD of a postgres database. I am running a vagrant box (homestead) with a postgres database, that has some tables in it. When I generate the data model, two messages appear:
ER Data Model generation has been started. Please wait...
andER Data Model generation has been finished
. In the model explorer an item was added with a database icon, but no tables or ERD schema was generated.I'm running StarUML 2.8.1 on Windows and version 0.2.1 of this extension.
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