Database Architect (+Database Visualization)-Database Design and Visualization

Example

Generating a detailed ER diagram that showcases entities like 'Customer' and 'Order' with their relationships and attributes.

Scenario

An e-commerce company is designing a new database to manage customers and orders. Using Database Architect, they create an ER diagram to visually define entities, their relationships, and attributes. This ensures a clear understanding among the development team before implementation.

Example

Illustrating the relationship between classes like 'Vehicle' and 'Car', with their respective attributes and methods.

Scenario

In a software development project, the team needs to understand the object-oriented structure of the application. They use the class diagram function to visualize class relationships, aiding in the design and implementation of the application's architecture.

Example

Creating a diagram that links tables such as 'users' and 'orders', indicating primary and foreign key relationships.

Scenario

A database administrator wants to understand how different tables interact in the current database. By generating a database diagram, they can easily see table relationships, which helps in optimizing queries and maintaining data integrity.

Example

Displaying the flow of messages between objects or systems, like showing how a 'User' interacts with 'Authentication' and 'Database' systems.

Scenario

A developer wants to understand the sequence of operations involved in a user login process. They create a sequence diagram to visualize the interactions between the user interface, authentication system, and database, which helps in debugging and optimizing the process.