Idea for scripting Oracle Designer
Here's an idea for scripting Designer:
1. Export the data model to a text file
2. Modify the text file with your favourite scripting language (I like Ruby, myself)
3. Import the text file back into the data model.
2. Modify the text file with your favourite scripting language (I like Ruby, myself)
3. Import the text file back into the data model.
I haven't tried this, but the text file looks fairly parsable:
I ATT "PHOTO 70 MM IND" &1733342288367550961173302356866489851
G ENT "GRY SAMPLE MEASUREMENT" E &2055614123975467610745949653993582426
K ENT *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 ATT_ENT ENTITY_REFERENCE *2055614123975467610745949653993582426
M SEQUENCE_NUMBER *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 "17"
M INITIAL_USAGE *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 "50"
M AVERAGE_LENGTH *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 "1"
M FORMAT *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 "INTEGER"
M OPTIONAL_FLAG *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 "Y"
M MAXIMUM_LENGTH *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 "1"
M AVERAGE_USAGE *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 "50"
T ATT *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 CDIDSC "Indicates whether sample has 70 mm photography or not, a code of 1 = yes, blank = no."
T ATT *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 CDINOT "SED 1:70 70mm?"
T ATT *1733342288367550961173302356866489851 CDINOT "HH Sample:87 sa_photo70"
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