Posted on February, 28 2006 in Citrix XenApp | Resource Manager 2 Comments

Using Microsoft Visio to Reverse Engineer a Database

This article steps you through using Microsoft Visio’s Reverse Engineer feature to reverse engineer relational databases like Citrix’s Resource Manager Summary Database. [More]

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