DB Designer Fork - Configuration and Basic Entity Creation

[@ashokkumarpadmanabhan6483]

Excellent Video!!! Keep posting more videos

[@vos72]

In the table editor (double click a table), click the attribute name, then RIGHT-CLICK it, and select "add column(s) to selected index". Either that or you'll have to make a new index by clicking the little add button next to the list of indexes. Hope that helps.

[@pablovaldesg]

very thanks from Chile!!

[@billydelgado3464]

Excellent, clean, and very useful. thx men.

[@ghyslainyeka9660]

just to say thanks to Rich Huebner because i'll longtime i looked for a video tuto like this one.take courage to continue.

[@rss898]

Thanks professor. Really great work

[@joaoschuler5410]

Amazing video.
Thank you.
Joao Schuler
DB Designer Fork Project Admin.

[@ravishankar428]

hi rich ur tutorails is pretty good...but my doubt is how to apply many to one relation from employee to children in a diag representation.

[@vos72]

@rss898: Thanks!! I'll keep them coming!

[@ianmarvinchu]

@Rich Huebner excuse me but how do you make the attributte a foreign key. i cant press the index type to make it foerign.

[@thearuth231]

thanks for the explanation video... it really helped me :)

[@ninda_9999]

it's very usefull, thanks

[@osayamenomigie]

really useful thanks

[@markganus1085]

what's up with the final fantasy song in the background?

[@path617]

nice tutorial

[@AndCorii]

Okok, that´s right (y)