SchemaSpy 4.1.0 released

SchemaSpy analyzes schema metadata, letting you click through the hierarchy of your tables' parent/child relationships either via entity-relationship diagrams or through HTML tables. It works with just about any RDBMS given an appropriate JDBC driver. SchemaSpy also identifies several common schema anomalies.

SchemaSpy is available at http://schemaspy.sourceforge.net/ and currently supports Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, MySQL, Firebird, PostgreSQL, HSQLDB, Informix, Sybase, MaxDB, Firebird and Derby (JavaDB).

You can browse a sample of its output at http://schemaspy.sourceforge.net/sample/

Highlights of Release 4.1.0:

- Can now fully evaluate Ruby on Rails databases that associate foreign keys to primary tables/keys with a translation of singular to plural form.

- Resolved a bug where SchemaSpy was using incorrect entity relationship diagram notation.

- Added a new import directive to database configuration files to be able to reuse complex SQL (or other settings) from configurations not in the normal inheritance tree.

- Added support for MS SQL Server 2005 with jTDS driver, including column comment retrieval for all of the MS SQL databases.

- Can now specify database connection properties on the command line.

- New sso option to support single sign-on databases.