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Does anyone know a comprehensive Mac app to create SQL Diagramms?
I think http://ondras.zarovi.cz/sql/demo/ is quite good, but it's a little bit too basic.
I would like to create the database schema, the relations between the tables (including labels for e.g. n:m relations), add comments, export to SQL, and so on to run from my Mac.
If you have Homebrew installed (highly recommended), you can just do:
brew install id3lib
This installs several id3 command-line tools, including id3tag, id3convert, id3cp and id3info. No need for python or perl scripting; just use regular shell commands.
Usage: id3tag [OPTIONS]... [FILES]...
-h --help Print help and exit
-V --version Print version and exit
-1 --v1tag Render only the id3v1 tag (default=off)
-2 --v2tag Render only the id3v2 tag (default=off)
-aSTRING --artist=STRING Set the artist information
-ASTRING --album=STRING Set the album title information
-sSTRING --song=STRING Set the title information
-cSTRING --comment=STRING Set the comment information
-CSTRING --desc=STRING Set the comment description
-ySTRING --year=STRING Set the year
-tSTRING --track=STRING Set the track number
-TSTRING --total=STRING Set the total number of tracks
-gSHORT --genre=SHORT Set the genre
-w --warning Turn on warnings (for debugging) (default=off)
-n --notice Turn on notices (for debugging) (default=off)
Not sure it'll do everything you've asked for, but Time Sink is pretty powerful and can generate a variety of reports. Its almost free at $5 and you can try it for 14-days. It can also run in a menu bar only mode so its out of the way.
Best Answer
MySQL Workbench is good enough for most programming demands. You can create EER Model and can also synchronize the model with DB Changes or vice versa. You can use it with no cost as it's a open-source application. I have been using MySQL for a year and it is very useful for me. I recommend it to you if you don't need any enterprise features and performance.