> On Sun, Oct 10, 2010 at 05:52, Pooya <in...@pooya.de> wrote:
>> Dear Dia-users,
>>
>> For my thesis, I would like to visualize the structure of my developed
>> program. Before starting to mention some of the most important methods, I´d
>> like to give the reader an overview about the system.
>>
>> But I don´t know, what the normal way to put this into practice would be.
>>
>> What would you recommend or is there a "normals" way? And how would it be
>> done in Dia?
>>
>> Would it even be visualized, e.g. by a graph?
>>
>> thanks in advance!
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UML is much more than a database modeling tool.
The wikipedia.org article mentions many aspects of UML of which
database schemata are only one.
* activities
* actors
* business processes
* database schemas
* (logical) components
* programming language statements
* reusable software components
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