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Author: Scot Becker Created: 1/22/2006
An ORM-related web blog from ObjectRoleModeling.com

Visio FAQs
Site Announcements By Scot Becker on 2/3/2004
I prowl around in the Visio newsgroups a lot and see many of the same questions over and over. So I am going to post some of them from time to time (and revise them as needed).
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Visio FAQ: Creating an identity column
Visio FAQ By Scot Becker on 2/3/2004
How to make an existing column into an identity column.
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Visio FAQ: Installing Visio for Enterprise from Visual Studio
Visio FAQ By Scot Becker on 2/3/2004
Visio for Enterprise Architects is not installed via the same installation wizard as Visio Studio .Net.
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Visio FAQ: Orphaned relationship lines
Visio FAQ By Scot Becker on 2/3/2004
Some versions of Visio contain a bug where it is possible to orphan relationship lines such that the model will fail to validate/build.
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Visio FAQ: Quotes on database object names in Visio DDL
Visio FAQ By Scot Becker on 2/3/2004
Visio wraps all database object names in quotes when it generates the SQL DDL.
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Visio FAQ: Installing only Visio for Enterprise Architects (and not the rest of Visual Studio)
Visio FAQ By Scot Becker on 2/3/2004
If you want to install Visio for Enterprise Architects, you must first install Visual Studio .Net. However, if you really do not wish to install Visual Studio, you can do a "mini" install.
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Visio FAQ: Database projects and source models
Visio FAQ By Scot Becker on 2/3/2004
To forward engineer a database from an ORM/ER Source Model, you must first create a Database Model Diagram and add the source models to the project.
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Visio FAQ: MS SQL Server bigint datatype support
Visio FAQ By Scot Becker on 2/3/2004
The default version for the MS SQL Server ODBC driver is 7.0, which does not support the bigint datatype.
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Visio FAQ: Visio versions and their database tools
Visio FAQ By Scot Becker on 2/3/2004
Different versions of Visio have different data modeling capabilities.
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Entity and Value Types
ORM Primers By Scot Becker on 1/26/2004
For people new to ORM, perhaps one of the most confusing ORM distinctions is that of entity types vs. value types. This entry is intended to describe value types, entity types, and the differences between the two as well as clear up some common misconceptions about these classifications of objects.
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SQL Hack or SQL Trick?
SQL Tips By Scot Becker on 12/3/2003
A while ago, I needed a function that returned a concatenated string of the values found in multiple rows of a SQL table.
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Mixfix Notation and Visio
Visio Tool Tips By Scot Becker on 11/21/2003
The mixfix notation is a way writing/entering the predicate text of a fact type.
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Wanted: Orthogonal Toolbox 1.5 Beta Testers
Orthogonal Toolbox By Scot Becker on 11/9/2003
The next version of the Orthogonal Toolbox, which I have cleverly code named "version 1.5", is about to go beta.
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PDC: Wrap-up
Off-Topic By Scot Becker on 10/30/2003
Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2003: Wrap-up
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PDC: Day Two, More on Yukon
Off-Topic By Scot Becker on 10/29/2003
Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2003: Day Two, More on Yukon
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PDC: Day Two, Yukon will rock
Off-Topic By Scot Becker on 10/29/2003
Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2003: Day Two, Yukon will rock
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PDC: Day Two, Data keynote
Off-Topic By Scot Becker on 10/29/2003
Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2003: Day Two, Data keynote
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PDC: Day Two, Whidbey keynote
Off-Topic By Scot Becker on 10/28/2003
Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2003: Day Two, Whidbey keynote
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PDC: Day One
Off-Topic By Scot Becker on 10/28/2003
Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2003: Day One
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More Nesting Schema Transformations
ORM Primers By Scot Becker on 10/20/2003
Sometimes you may not always spot a fact type that is a candidate for nesting/co-referencing and will instead model it as a ternary or higher arity fact type (the relationship between these schema patterns is covered here). As you add facts, you may notice that some groupings of facts have similar patterns with their related object types.
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