Re: Graph- how to use?

> Sure, but as I have used it, I thought I can remember that it uses
> foreign keys to render dependency lines between fields in the tables.
> So, a child column which is a member of a foreign key to a parent
> primary key column in a different table will be shown on the graph
> when both tables are added in such a way that the child column has a
> line with an arrow pointing to the parent column.  So, if you want to
> have the graph plugin show relationships visually, you must - for the
> foreseeable future - define foreign keys using regular SQL in
> SQuirreL. 

Wouldn't it be useful to add exactly the above paragraph to the Help-File?

> Sorry if this all wasn't clear from our conversation.  If
> you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

Since I haven't yet defined any kind of FK, where do I see them in the 
Objects-overwiew? On the imported Keys?

Perhaps a screenshot, where do you see the FK displayed in your Graph-relation 
would be useful as well for the Help-File.

ThX for making clear, what the whole thing is good for.

:)

LeO
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