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Forward Engineering The default value for the source for the left catalog is the model schemata. If you choose the live server option for the right catalog, you must connect to a database server. For a description of this process see Chapter 17, Server Connections (Commercial Version). 63
Chapter 17. Server Connections (Commercial Version) The Connections dialog window is used with all the menu options found under the DATABASE menu option. These options are REVERSE ENGINEER ..., FORWARD ENGINEER ..., SYNCHRONIZE ..., and GENERATE CATALOG DIFF REPORT. Use this dialog window to open an ad hoc connection to a server, to open an existing stored connection, or to create new connections. 17.1. Server Connection Window In the first window of the server connection wizard you define the properties of the connection. Figure 17.1. Connect to a server window Note The title of the window shown in Figure 17.1, “Connect to a server window” varies depending upon the operation you are performing. You may choose a stored connection from the drop-down list box to the left of the STORED CONNECTION: label or select to create a new connection. The + button to the right of the list box is used when creating a new connection. Click it to open a dialog box to input the name of the new connection. If you wish to delete a connection, use the - button. The C button clears all the data related to a connection. 64
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