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Domains usage in SQL Developer data MODELER

Vitaliy_VAug 12 2013 — edited Aug 21 2013

Hi,

I'm trying to understand how to use Domains in Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler. We use version 3.1.3 .  before I used Toad Modeler  where domains are just part of your main design.

Oracle data modeler has some different concept.

let's assume I'm working on 2 designs:  DesignA and DesignB that include relational models.

DesignA and Design B should use domains but list of domains in design A is very different than in design B.

Default domain file is located on c: drive where SqlModeler is installed. It is obviously unacceptable , so I need to change Default System Type directory in preferences.

And of course I want to have different domain directories for DESIGN A and DESIGN B.

So when I open design A then I changed   Default System Type directory  let's say to x:\AAA.   Then i close design A and open Design B and change Default System Type directory to x:\BBB

I checked folders AAA and BBB and they  have necessary XML files there:  defaultdomains.xml, defaultRFDBSSites and so on....

Now questions:

can I rename defaultdomains.xls to something else like AAAdomains.xls?  Domain administration can edit any domain file with any name , but how  can I associate certain domain file with my design?  My wish , when I open my design , then corresponding domain file will be open automatically.  Is it possible?

If I open 2 designs in Sql Modeler and switch between designs  then corresponding domain files should be changed automatically as well.  Currently   I shouldn't forget to change default System Type directory every time when I switch models.  Is it the only way to handle it?

Thanks

vitaliy

This post has been answered by Philip Stoyanov-Oracle on Aug 21 2013
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