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Michael Seele wrote:
| hi, | i write a application in java that creates database-diagrams like | ms-visio can do this! until now i only support ms sqlserver and oracle | for importing data from the database and displaying a database-diagram! | now i want to add mySQL support into my application! for this reason i | need to know where the internal meta-data for the databases in mySQL has | been saved! is there a special database which administate the | mySQL-databases? please help me! | thank you! |
Michael,
Is there any reason you can't use the functionality in the java.sql.DatabaseMetadata interface? If you use that, you shouldn't have to know _anything_ about the internal structure of any JDBC-compliant database to get the information you need to create a database diagram, as it's all done through _standard_ method calls.
-Mark
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