Database Documentation is important

Hi
As a project manager,
=B7 Do you have an up-2-date overview of the database structure?
=B7 What will you do when your database administrator leaves your
company?
=B7 Are you willing to pay extra hours to update the database
information?
As a developer,
=B7 Do you spent too much hours on writing boring database
documentation?
=B7 Are you tired of not having the latest DB-information?
More info on www.dbmanual.com and download the free evaluation version.
FrederikI took a look at your live demo, and it seems to offer no advantages over
just browsing a database in Enterprise Manager. Explain the "documentation"
aspect of it.
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Hi
As a project manager,
Do you have an up-2-date overview of the database structure?
What will you do when your database administrator leaves your
company?
Are you willing to pay extra hours to update the database
information?
As a developer,
Do you spent too much hours on writing boring database
documentation?
Are you tired of not having the latest DB-information?
More info on www.dbmanual.com and download the free evaluation version.
Frederik

database design from existing DBases

Hi All,
There are 3 applications each one of has respective databases.Now i am trying to design a database which should capture the important entities from these systems.
what is the best approach to follow?
Thanks,
rajHave you defined the important entities that need to be included in your new database?|||I am in the process of identifying the entites.
The problem is : 3 legacy applications store the same piece of information with different names in their databases.

I am building a new application taking attributes, union of all systems.
because there is no DB design design avaialble for existing systems.
I am using profiler and tracking the queries fired on to server and identifying the attributes and entities.

Is there any other best approach for doing this?

Thanks,