Table-related Functions
Multiple Selection
Supports three methods:
Ctrl + drag(Windows/Linux) or⌘ + drag(Mac)Ctrl + click(Windows/Linux) or⌘ + click(Mac)Ctrl + Alt + A(Windows/Linux) or⌘ + Alt + A(Mac)
Moving Multiple Tables
Drag while holding the mod key: Ctrl + drag (Windows/Linux) or ⌘ + drag (Mac).
Dragging without it clears the selection and moves only the dragged table.
Table and Memo Deletion
Deletes the currently selected table or memo.
Shortcuts: Ctrl + Backspace (Windows/Linux) or Ctrl + Delete (Windows/Linux) or ⌘ + Backspace (Mac) or ⌘ + Delete (Mac)
Zoom In/Out
Zooms with the mouse wheel while holding the mod key: Ctrl + Wheel (Windows/Linux) or ⌘ + Wheel (Mac). The wheel alone scrolls the canvas.
Shortcuts: Ctrl + Plus (Windows/Linux) or ⌘ + Plus (Mac), Ctrl + Minus (Windows/Linux) or ⌘ + Minus (Mac)
Table and Memo Color Specification
You can designate colors to differentiate by category.
Table View Options
Offers the following view options:
- Table Comment
- Column Comment
- DataType
- Default
- Not Null
- Unique
- Auto Increment
- Relationship
Table Properties
Opens the property panel of the selected table.
Start from the table context menu or by using the shortcut Alt + Space.
It provides three tabs: Indexes, Schema SQL, and Code Generator.
Indexes are defined here and are included in the exported Schema SQL.
Automatic Table Placement
Operates using Force Simulation.
You can also import external Schema SQL and use it as the starting point for table placement.
Databases
Supported databases include:
- MSSQL
- MariaDB
- MySQL
- Oracle
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
These options determine the Schema SQL syntax for exporting and DataType autocomplete.
Diff Viewer
You can compare previously saved documents with the current document.
