Visual Case - Screenshots new windows - flow chart - spell check - dock & undock - use case diagram - class diagram database design - dynamic viewer - database quick link - sql editor - database engineer New Project, Database, and Diagrams Windows A sample flow chart in Visual Case   A spell check is included to correct spelling errors in your entity descriptions The SQL editor can be docked and undocked from a window to give you more room to script your triggers, procedures, views and constraints.  Visual Case remembers its last size and location so that each time you undock the editor, it is where you left, ready for you to script. A sample use case diagram The structure of the decorator pattern as a UML class diagram A database diagram created after reverse engineering one of the Microsoft Access sample databases The same database being viewed in the dynamic viewer.  When you select a table it is centred on the diagrams and all items that reference it are shown to the left, and all items that it references are shown to the right.  The dynamic viewer also works for UML, data flow and flow chart models.  As well, within the dynamic viewer you can add, edit and remove items like any other diagram. Included with Visual Case is a SQL editor to edit procedures, views, triggers and constraints When you create a foreign key to an empty spot on your diagram, Visual Case lets you select columns to place in the new table and sets up the foreign key appropriately Our database engineer shows you the differences between a design and a physical database and allows you to select what actions to perform on what objects - keeping you in control