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View the data model image interactively within the Team Server web interface, including zoom, search, and re-positioning functions.Īpply enterprise collaboration features such as activity and discussion streams, to capture and share corporate knowledge and reduce time identifying and correcting data quality issues. Map between and within conceptual, logical and physical model objects to view upstream or downstream, and specify metadata such as definitions, notes, and attachments Predefined Enterprise Data Dictionary eliminates data redundancy and enforces data element standards. Manages the individual histories of models and model objects to ensure incremental comparison between, and rollback to, desired diagrams. Resolve conflicts through simple and intelligent interfaces to walk users through the discovery of differences.Īssign and track tasks associated with data models to align changes to user stories and development workflows view and edit tasks in both Data Architect and Team Server, and link projects and tasks to JIRA records Reviewing Changes and Resolving User Conflict.Store files in the shared model Repository and publish them to Team Server for viewing, when working with the Enterprise Team Edition.Īllows real-time collaboration between modelers working on data models down to the model object level with token-based check-in/check-out. Represent master data and transactional concepts with multiple entities and relationships, such as products, customers, and vendors.Įnable advanced, bidirectional comparisons and merges of model and database structures.Īutomatically apply a naming standards template across logical and physical models by binding it to models, submodels, entities and attributes. Model data from numerous data types, as well as relational, NoSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, mySQL, big data, file based systems, business intelligence and ETL sources.

Database Model and Metadata Documentation.

Visually document source/target mapping and sourcing rules for data movement across systems.ĭefine and enforce standard data elements, naming standards and reference values for use across and between data models. GDisplay mapping between conceptual and logical models and their implementations across physical designs.

Use ER/Studio Data Architect to generate source code from existing databases, construct graphical models from existing database or schema, and easily apply design changes with generated ALTER code.