Build a clearer workflow for Greenplum: reverse engineer existing schemas into interactive ER diagrams, model changes visually, and generate reviewed SQL scripts before deployment.
DbSchema is built for relational modeling, migration planning, and SQL-first collaboration. Keep an offline model in Git, collaborate across teams, and publish documentation that developers, analysts, and stakeholders can navigate in minutes.
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Reverse engineer an existing Greenplum database or open a sample model to explore tables, relationships, and indexes.
Edit schema visually, generate documentation, and prepare reviewed migration scripts for safer releases.
Greenplum is a massively parallel analytical database built on PostgreSQL, with distribution keys and partition policies that govern how data is spread across segment hosts. These design choices are critical to query performance but remain invisible in standard database management tools. DbSchema connects to the Greenplum master node via the PostgreSQL JDBC driver, reads distribution and partition metadata from the system catalog, and renders the full schema as a visual ER diagram. Data engineers can review distribution key assignments, spot missing partition definitions, and understand table dependencies without querying catalog tables directly.
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DbSchema's diagram editor supports Greenplum's PostgreSQL-compatible SQL dialect and lets you create tables, set distribution clauses, and manage partitions through the visual editor. DbSchema generates the corresponding Greenplum DDL, including DISTRIBUTED BY and PARTITION BY clauses, ready for execution against the master node.
DbSchema's SQL editor connects to the Greenplum master and dispatches queries for parallel execution across segment hosts. The editor includes syntax support for Greenplum's PostgreSQL dialect, result tabulation, and query history — making it a practical desktop client for analytical workloads without needing psql or another client tool.
DbSchema exports Greenplum schemas as browsable HTML documentation with embedded ER diagrams and table definitions, including distribution metadata. Data engineering teams use this to maintain a persistent reference for schema design decisions and to onboard new engineers to the warehouse structure.
Greenplum uses the same default port as PostgreSQL: 5432. DbSchema downloads the PostgreSQL JDBC driver automatically. The JDBC URL format is jdbc:postgresql://master_host:5432/dbname, where master_host is the Greenplum master segment host — not a segment host. Connecting to the master ensures that DbSchema can issue DDL and DML statements that the master distributes across the cluster. DbSchema reflects the full schema including distributed table metadata sourced from the Greenplum catalog views.