[SOLVED] Show only primary key columns in database diagrams

Question

Hi,
I'd like to create a database diagram with some tables hiding all the columns that aren't primary key or foreign key.
Currently the only way that I've found is right click on the column's name (in the table body visualized into the diagram) --> Hide selected shape
I've found the option that permits to visualize the constraint name and (optionally) the relative fields on the same row but what I'd like is something like:
<Table name>
<column_name> PK
<column_name> PK
<column_name> FK1
<column_name> FK2
Do you know a way to do this?
Many thanks
Best regards
Message was edited by:
Tranen

Answer 1

Hi Tranen,
you can view the constraints and respective columns by setting the
Table Shape Properties in the Property Inspector.
Select (all) the tables on the Diagram you want
In the Property Inspector,under Constraints -Set the 'Show Constraint Columns' to 'True',
Set 'Show Constraints' to 'True' .
Constraints (PK,UK,FK,Check)
Also Set the 'Show Columns' option to 'False' .This will be under display options in the Property inspector.
This should modify the Table shape in the diagram as follows:
<Table name>
<PK> PKName:Column1,Column2
<UK>UKName:Column3
<FK>FKname:Column1
are you looking for the same?
Thanks.