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I've recently switched to Linux on my work machine and, new to the Linux desktop environment, I'd like to find a decent ERD tool for database design. Booting back into my Windows partition every time I need to create a diagram is going to get unpleasant quickly. I looked at Dia, but didn't see any DB tools - only UML, networking, etc.
Anyone have any recommendations? For what it's worth, I'm using Ubuntu (Hardy Heron).
Thanks.
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Navicat. Navicat comes as an offline ERD tool for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. This ERD modeling tool also supports many major DBMSs like MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, MariaDB, etc. Navicat provides you with three standard notations and with many other automated features to draw your conceptual to physical ER diagrams.
#1) Visual Paradigm ERD Tools This is the top-most Database Design tool that helps in designing of the database by following a powerful approach of Entity Relationship Diagram Tools (ERD). ERD is the baseline of any database.
To create an ER diagram, you need entities (collections) and relationships. Dataedo discovered entities and their fields. It is a bit more complicated (as always) with the relationships. MongoDB is not a relational database, it is a document store, so traditional ER modeling does not apply.
MySQL just officially released the alpha of "MySQL Workbech for linux":
See the announcement here: MySQL Workbench 5.1 Alpha for Linux available.
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