From what I understand, SSMS doesn't have this functionality, so a 3rd-party app can do.
I created a set of tables for a DB that looks like the following:
I think everything looks good, but I want to print these tables so that I can manually run the program that will use these tables, and see how everything is inserted, updated, deleted, etc.
So I was wondering, is there a way I can view these tables so that they look something like the following?
That way, I can print this out and have a hard copy that I can use when I don't have a PC available to run the program by hand and fill the tables by hand.
I know that there are a bunch of apps that can do this, but I don't want to re-create all these tables in another application. I want to use what I've already created in SQL Server 2008.
Since it seems SSMS can't do this? Maybe there's a free app that interacts with SSMS that will draw the tables in this format? Or I can import them into this 3rd-party app and it will draw them this way?
Thanks.
VM