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date: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 10:33:00 -0700,
group: microsoft.public.visio
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RE: How do I make my ERDs more automatic?
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\viewkind4\uc1\pard\f0\fs26 The Visio ERD/Database Modeling solution doesn't have a public programming interface - it's not intended to be programmatically manipulated by developers. Additionally, the shapes are connected to , and drawing/updated by the solution automatically, and most of the options in them are protected to prevent the kind of color/style changing you describe.
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\par This is an interesting idea - but there really isn't a way for you to circumvent the solution to accomplish it, unfortunately. Each diagram maintains it's own connection to the database that it was created from - so you will need to open a diagram and trigger a Database Model Refresh to allow the drawing to get the latest updates from its connected database separately.
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\par Barb Way
\par Product Support - Visio
\par Microsoft Corporation
\par [This posting is provided "As Is" with no warranties, and confers no rights.]
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\par Thread-Topic: How do I make my ERDs more automatic?
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\par Hello all,
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\par I am currently working on finding a way to automize VISIO. What I mean by
\par this is that I want to find a way to create some sort of database that is
\par connected to more than one Entity Relationship Diagram and, when I make a
\par change on an object on the database, I want that change to be reflected in
\par all ERDs that contain that particular object. These changes would be things
\par such as font, color, relations to other objects, etc.
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\par Is there any way to do this? I only have basic computer skills so I need
\par simple explanations.
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\par Thank you
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date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 22:35:46 GMT
author: (Barb Way)
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