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	DB Visual ARCHITECT Suite is a collection of DB-VA which includes the following products:
	•	DB Visual ARCHITECT
	•	DBVA for Eclipse
	•	DBVA for Visual Studio
	•	DBVA for JBuilder
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	•	DBVA for IntelliJ IDEA
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	•	Oracle 8i, 9i, 10g
	•	DB2 7/8
	•	Microsoft SQL Server 2000
	•	Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise 12.5
	•	Sybase SQL Anywhere 9
	•	MySQL 3, 4, 5
	•	HSQLDB 1.61 - 1.8
	•	Cloudscape/Derby 10
	•	PostgreSQL 7/8
	•	IBM Informix
	•	Ingres 2006
	•	Progress OpenEdge Release 10
	•	Firebird 2.0
	•	FrontBase 4

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	•	Intel Pentium III Compatible Processor at 600 MHz or higher.
	•	Minimum 512MB RAM, but 1.0 GB is recommended.
	•	Minimum 50MB disk space.
	•	Microsoft Windows (98, 2000, XP, or Vista), Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris or all other Java-enabled platforms.

Model Transitor

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Diagram Transitor		Watch Demo »
With diagram transitor, new diagram can be created from an existing one, with all the shapes copied, and transitions added between shapes in the original and the new diagram. This is especially useful when we want to reuse a diagram on modeling another phase of development, but with a slight different.