DBVA for IntelliJ IDEA for Windows      

Visual Paradigm DBVA for IntelliJ IDEA is a Database design plug-in tightly integrated with IntelliJ IDEA. The plug-in provides ORM support that realizes UML design to relational database implementation. Just draw a Class Diagram for the system, and you can generate the required database tables and persistent source code for database manipulation. If you are already maintaining software that accesses relational database, you don't need to start everything from scratch. Just follow a step-by-step wizard and the tool will generate the necessary source code for manipulating the target database in an object-oriented approach. DBVA-IJ Features: +Round-trip engineering between model and Java source code +Database generation. Generate database tables from ERDs and Class Diagrams +Multiple database support - Oracle, MYSQL, HSQLDB, MS SQL, PostgreSQL, Sybase, DB2, Cloudscape... +ORM support. Generate the persistent Java objects for manipulating database +EJB Diagram - Provided to visualize EJB systems. +EJB Code Generation and Deployment - Generate beans for your application development and deployment. +Customizable SQL - Override the SQL statements (insert, update and delete) generated by the tool. +One Class to Multiple Tables Mapping - Maps one class to multiple tables, ideal system design and implementation +Reverse Engineering database to ERD/Class Diagram +Reverse Engineer support. Reversedatabase tables through JDBC, Java source/class, Hibernate format, .NET dll or exe files, C++ source, CORBA IDL source, Ada9x source into Class models +Integration with Visio. Model domain-specific system by using Visio stencil +Automatic diagram layout - rearrange shapes and connectors in elegant styles +HTML and PDF report generation +Version control +Rose project importing +More... Other Database Design Tools: +DBVA for Eclipse +DBVA for Oracle JDeveloper +DBVA for IBM WebSphere (WSAD) +DBVA for Borland JBuilder +DBVA for IntelliJ IDEA +DBVA for NetBeans +DBVA for Sun ONE +DBVA for WebLogic Workshop