Documenting database

[d000hg]

I was going to offer to write you something using OpenXML for a couple of grand

[VectraMan]

Excellent thanks. Produces HTML of exactly what I was looking for, and probably quite useful anyway.

[DimPrawn]

Don't know if this would help?

https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.mic...9-6e74d369f7a1

[xoggoth]

Recently saved a lot of accounts hassle by linking a MySQL database to Excel. Now it gets all online order details with click of a button.

Quick Google shows you can do same with SQLLite. Eg here:

https://sqliteforexcel.codeplex.com/

PS Don't miss comment at right. "demo code deletes the database file so if you change the database to your own and run the demo it will delete it"

[VectraMan]

Only really a series of tables showing each DB table with fields, type and a comment section for me to write in. As .doc, or ODF or whatever.

[d000hg]

What kind of document do you need in terms of file type and contents?

[MrMarkyMark]

I don't know if there is any free / trial version of Erwin data modeler you could use?

[VectraMan]

Does anyone have any suggestions for something that will produce some kind of document from a bunch of CREATE DATABASE SQL statements? It's actually SQLite, so not as fully featured as real SQL servers, but I could probably fudge the SQL to fit some other standard within reason.

Nobody's going to pay for anything, and it's a one-off. Just looking for a shortcut to actually having to use Word.

Ta.