Vbulletin Database Schema Diagram

[The_Net_Muppet]

Hi, I have just seen <it's in the members' area -- the ERD >
Great piece of work!!, I was curious as what software did you use to produce the dataflow diagram?

[Jake Bunce]

omg! 295 pages! I had never looked at the schema before.

[Chris Schreiber]

Thanks for the compliments, hopefully it will be useful to some people (I know it's not for everyone!).

It was created using Sybase PowerDesigner 8.

[Stallion]

You didn't type that by hand, Chris?

Jeez, always taking the easy way out. ;-)

[Jez]

Are non-members allowed to download the file?

[Wayne Luke]

Originally posted by Jez
Are non-members allowed to download the file?

No. It is available to paid customers only due to the amount of information contained in the document about the optimization done with indexes, foreign keys and other database design factors.

[thetakerfan]

damn Chris, that is pretty amazing
how long did it take you to do that?

[Jez]

Originally posted by wluke


No. It is available to paid customers only due to the amount of information contained in the document about the optimization done with indexes, foreign keys and other database design factors.

Well you don't have to be logged in to download the files. This includes the graphics zip and the import scripts.

[Beorn]

Will the db schema for vB3 be created? I used mine on vB2 a lot, and with the dozens of new tables in vB3, it'd definitely help.

- Mike

[Steve Machol]

This thread is over three years old. I suggest posting a new thread in the vB3 Suggestions and Feedback forum.

[MGM]

lmao! how the HELL did you find this thread?!

MGM out