1. SQL MODELER - OPEN There are Three Ways to open the SQL Modeler
Select a Table
Right Click for Menu
Click on Model Table for Query
Click on the Toolbar
Click on Database => on the Main Menu
SQL MODELER - OPEN

2. SQL MODELER - OPEN There are Two Modes for accessing SQL Modeler
in context : Right Clicking on Table and Selecting Model Table from Query
out of context: Either click on the toolbar or Click database and Click on
What’s the difference?
in context will bring up the diagram for the selected table and related tables.
A message box will display asking to what level it should drill down.
out of context will require the table/tables to be selected from a list.
SQL MODELER - OPEN

3. SQL MODELER – GENERATING A QUERY
Increase/Decrease Magnification
Right click any where on panel
Select Arrange Tables
Or hold down the left button
and drag and drop
Additional tables can be added by:
Double clicking on table name in the list.
Joins can be created/deleted
This will not effect the referential integrity of the database

4. SQL MODELER – GENERATING A QUERY
If a foreign key does not exist
Tables will appear with out a join
To create a join
Highlight join column
Hold down left button
Drag to column to join to
Join from checks table
check_op_id_voided
To batch_checks
op_id

5. SQL MODELER – GENERATING A QUERY
The join can be viewed in more detail by Double left clicking on the join

6. SQL MODELER – GENERATING A QUERY
To save current model
Click on Save As
The save current model window will display.
Name it and click save

7. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
Click on New Model
Three tables have been selected.
If a join exists it will automatically be included
Select Tables by Double Clicking on table name in Selection box

8. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
Add columns to the query by double clicking on the Column Name
Criteria Tab shows
Selected Fields
Table selections
Schema
Visible
Field Alias
Table Alias

9. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
The Generated Query Tab shows the query based on selection criteria
Right Click any in the Generated query pane
Select View Query in SQL Editor to modify query

10. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
Double Click on Sort
Make selection list
The code has been altered
Double Click on Group by
This will group each col

11. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
Double Click on Null Value Subst
Enter a value to be substituted if there is a null value for the selected field

12. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
Double Click on Aggregate F.
Select statistical formula
As with the Group by command all selected fields must be included.

13. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
Generated Query
Results of Query

14. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
Double Click on Where Cond
Click on Ellipsis
Highlight selection in List and Click OK.

15. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
Click on Execute Query Button on the tool bar
Results of Query
Generated Query

16. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
Double Click on Or
Click on Ellipsis
Highlight selection in List and Click OK.

17. SQL MODELER – CREATING A NEW MODEL
Click on Execute Query Button on the tool bar
Results of Query
Generated Query

18. SQL MODELER – INSERT STATEMENT
To Create an Insert Statement
Click located on the toolbar
Select Insert
SQL CODE

19. SQL MODELER – DELETE STATEMENT
To Create an Insert Statement
Click located on the toolbar
Select Delete
SQL CODE

20. SQL MODELER – UPDATE STATEMENT
To Create an Insert Statement
Click located on the toolbar
Select Update
SQL CODE