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Is there any free tool that I can use to reverse engineer databases in SQL server 2000? Thanks,
Started by David on
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Http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/mladenp/archive/2007/11/20/Free-SQL-Server-tools-that-might-make-your-life-a.aspx
Or you can write a script
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/database/SQL_DB_DOCUMENTATION.aspx
Although your question would probably get better answers... .
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Is there an application to reverse engineer an existing database in mysql and/or postgre?
I'm interested in obtaining the DB diagram from an existing one, similar as it can be done in MSSQL Server
Started by Raúl Roa on
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Enterprise Architect
Reverse engineer from many popular DBMS systems, including Oracle 9i and 10g.
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Hi,
Is there a way to reverse engineer a pre-compiled website .... if for example someone 8) was silly enough to publish their site to a virtual directory witha local path set to the project folder in VS2008?
Help :)
Started by SteveKam on
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In fact, one of the main reasons we precompile sites is becuase it is harder to reverse engineer and update production code..
And not an easy way to reverse engineer.
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I have a small utility that was originally written in VS2005.
I need to make a small change, but the source code for one of the dlls has been lost somewhere.
Is there a free or reasonably priced tool to reverse engineer the dll back to C++ code.
Started by Bender on
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Trying to reverse engineer the binary code to assembler, then to C++ and then try to modify with SoftICE is something....
But the code will be quite hard to read and you will have to spend a lot of time to reverse engineer for it.
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Imagine I have this:
$cdata = AES_256($data, $pass);
AES_256 algorithm is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Encryption_Standard
If I know the content of $cdata and the content of $data and also have the AES256() code, can I reverse engineer and find...
Started by acemtp on
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Do you really think NIST is so stupid as to choose a cipher that... .
Of course not - the only approach is brute force .
That's the point of encryption algorithms like AES.
As in decades or even longer.
You could brute force it, but it would take a long time .
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I am looking for a tool that can reverse engineer C++ to UML (and vice-versa). However, the crucial requirement is that it can correctly parse method (member function) bodies so that dependencies are correctly identified.
More Detail:
In the following...
Started by JohnMcGee on
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I believe starUML do.
BOUML claims to perform C++ code generation and reverse engineering.
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Can anyone recommend good tools for reverse engineering database schemas to ERD/UML, preferably to some generic format.
Started by Matthew Watson on
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PowerDesigner which is great, not only for reverse engineering....
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Has any one tried forward/reverse C# code generation? what has been your experience? is it worth it? Or is it just good for UML diagrams
Started by dotnet-practitioner on
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In a previous contract, we used Maven & AndroMDA (a plugin) to generate ... .
I wouldn't trust it for code generation, especially if newer versions of C# are used .
The problem is that StarUML hasn't been updated for ages (latest version released at 2005) .
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Does anyone know of a good tool to reverse engineer mappings and business classes for NHibernate? NHibernate is best for greenfield development, but we also need to work with large legacy databases. I've tried NGen, which does ok, but it does the entire...
Started by John on
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Unfortunately, I can't say much about the setup/configuration....
Maybe an alpha or beta will be available earlier?
I've used MyGeneration with NHibernate before .
Since we utilize legacy databases as well it was a perfect fit .
We use LLBLGen exclusively and LOVE it.
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Hi Guys,
There is an interesting problem at hand. I have a role-playing MMOG running through a client application (not a browser) which sends the actions of my player to a server which keeps all the players in sync by sending packets back.
Now, the game...
Started by Crimson on
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Reverse engineering.
None of this is simple.
Although they are probably stripped out to save space.
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