On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 7:51 AM, yanf50 <yan...@yahoo.com.hk> wrote:
> Hi, are the FOREIGN KEY constraints supported?
>
Yes, but dia2code is a separate closely related project.
Primary key: properties that are class scope. Just set it to class
scope and it will generate a foreign key. It supports multiple-col PK.
FK: Make an association from the owner of the data to the class that
uses the FK. In that direction only. Example:
Person --> Role (Role class references Person class person.id and FK
is named person_id).
1) Select the UML association tool. Click on center of Person (the
owner of the referenced key) and drag it to the center of the Role
class. Name the association person_id. The surrogate key model is
assumed so the Person table has a serial id and the Role table has
person_id.
2) The id on Person should be class scope
3) Run dia2code -t sql -sqlx fkidx mydiagram.dia
This will generate the DEFINITION.SQL DDL for all tables. Then you
should see the alter for the primary key and and alter for the FK
something like:
ALTER TABLE role ADD
CONSTRAINT FK_role_person FOREIGN KEY(person_id) REFERENCES person (id);
Associations are processed last as ALTERS to avoid dependencies on
tables. So the basic DDL is done first and associations are done last.
The -sqlx fkidx will also create the indexes for the FKs.
You will need late dia2code 0.8.4 or 0.8.5
Best,
--
Alejandro Imass
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