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Welcome to Data Model Pack. This guide will take you through the steps for setting up your database schema and starting to develop new applications.
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Select your data model
Each data model package covers a specific business domain. The first step is to select the data model which is of interest for you. You can do this by visiting the Data Models page and navigating the data models list. When you have found your data model, open its overview page.
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Evaluate the data model
The next step is to evaluate the data model. Every data model is available in a free Demo edition so that you can:
- Learn about the data model functional features.
- View the Entity Relationship Diagram.
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Try out the pre-built SQL DDL scripts.
→ You can run the pre-built SQL DDL scripts directly in your database to create the schema objects. SQL DDL scripts are available for MySQL, MS SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Sybase and more.
→ Or you can import the pre-built SQL DDL scripts into any database design tool that can generate ER Diagrams and database schemas from SQL DDL files, for example erwin Data Modeler, MySQL Workbench, Visual Paradigm, DbSchema, Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect or Lucidchart.
- Read the Help Docs to understand how the use cases map to database tables and columns.
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Purchase
Purchasing the licensed editions of Data Model Pack entitles you to:
- Export the complete SQL DDL scripts to create 100% of each database schema.
- Export the SQL DDL scripts with specific syntax for each SQL database system: MySQL, MS SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Sybase and more.
- Export the complete ER Diagrams in PDF, SVG, JPG, or PNG format.
- Access updates, new builds and priority customer support.
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Support
If you are looking for Help Docs, Frequently Asked Questions or want to get in touch with support, visit our Help Center.
Priority customer support
You can access updates, new builds and priority customer support if you have an active subscription.
Data quality
Built to ensure data quality
Data Model Pack started from the wish to share the knowledge and the lessons learned from many database design projects. We focus on keeping the data models close to business use cases and flexible enough to anticipate new business requirements. We follow the best practices in database design to ensure data quality and to enable easy customizations for future applications.
Database design best practices
We are implementing the best practices in database design through well-thought constraints definitions: PK, FK, NOT NULL, etc. All these directly contribute to ensure the overall data quality for the new application that will use the database schema.
Flexible rules for database logic
We have built the data models starting from the idea to make the database schema flexible and customizable. As an example, whenever possible, we have created dimension tables that store what we call list of values: Sales_Channel, Delivery_Type, Discount_Type, Payment_Method etc.
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Discover Data Model Pack benefits
Data Model Pack helps you launch applications faster with well-designed industry data models.
- Clear and flexible data models
- Instant data model to database schema deployment
- Entity Relationship Diagrams definition
- Tables and columns detailed documentation
- Database design best practices implementation
- Cost-effective data strategy for applications
Accelerate every database schema design with powerful data models
We have already created the database diagram and prepared the SQL DDL scripts to deploy your database schema. Download a free Demo edition and evaluate it in your own database.