![]() You can choose a column of an entity as its primary key, or select Auto Generate to let Visual Paradigm generate a new primary key column for you, namely ID, or select Do Not Generate to leave the entity without primary.Ĭonfirm the naming for new entities and/or columns. Select primary keys for entities without primary keys specified yet. Specify - Choose a model to place the entities yourself. Same as source model element - Place the new entities to the same parents as the corresponding classes. Root - Place the new entities directly under project root. ![]() The Synchronize to Entity Relationship Diagram windowĬlick on the drop down menu to specify the placement of entities to be created, if any. There are primarily four actions you can/have to do in this window, as described in the table below. This shows the Synchronize to Entity Relationship Diagram.You can select an existing ERD from the drop down menu, or enter a new diagram name to create a new ERD. Upon finishing, entities will be visualized in the ERD selected, following the corresponding class diagram. If any of your class diagram has not been mapped with an ERD, you will be prompted to select the ERD to map with. Select Tools > Hibernate > Synchronize to Entity Relationship Diagram from the toolbar.To synchronize object model to data model, perform the steps below. ![]() In Visual Paradigm, you can make them conformed by synchronizing them manually. In order for the application to work properly, it is important that the object model and data model are conformed with each other. Such mapping enables the production of programming source code from object model, which can be used in developing applications that require accessing database. Visual Paradigm supports mapping object model (class diagram) with data model (Entity Relationship Diagram). Synchronizing object model and data model ![]()
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