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TUTORIALS > LOGICAL AND PHYSICAL MODELING 2 Click the Main Model and then click Model > Generate Physical Model. ER/Studio invokes a step-by-step wizard to walk you through the process of generating a DBMS-specific physical model. 3 Name the new physical model, DB2 Physical Model and then select DB2 UDB for OS/390 8.x as the target DBMS to generate 4 Continue through the Generate Physical Model Wizard, which prompts very clear and concise questions about how you’d like your physical model to be generated. NOTE: The wizard prompts you to customize items such as individual object selection, index assignment, default storage parameters, resolution of many-to-many relationships that may be in the logical model, naming conventions. A DBMS-specific validation check is also provided in this wizard. TIP: The Quick Launch can store common settings so that an operation can be reused on this model or other any other models. You can reuse the settings on another model by choosing the Use File-Based Quick Launch Setting option when saving the Quick Launch information on the last page of the wizard. EMBARCADERO TECHNOLOGIES > ER/STUDIO® 8.0.3 USER GUIDE 348
TUTORIALS > LOGICAL AND PHYSICAL MODELING 5 To generate the new Physical Model, on the last page of the wizard, click Finish. Now that a physical model has been generated from the logical model, feel free to navigate to specific objects via the Data Model Explorer (such as the CUSTMR table selected here, double click and view the physical details of the object such as DDL, Indexes, Partitions, and Storage. New Physical Model in the Data Model Explorer Double-click CUSTMR, to invoke the Table Editor and view design details, such as the DDL script. EMBARCADERO TECHNOLOGIES > ER/STUDIO® 8.0.3 USER GUIDE 349
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Contents Welcome to ER/Studio . . .
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CONTENTS Enhancing Data Integrity U
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Welcome to ER/Studio ER/Studio is a
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