It simplifies data modeling with its drag-and-drop interface for building entity relationships making work very easy and less time taking

I admire it's capacity to challenge users. By presenting occasional obstacles, it encourages problem-solving and fosters a mindset of adaptability.

For me this product is much easier to use and has a lot of feature than other products costing twice as much. We are not a large company to cost is important.

Although I work with ERBuilder almost everyday, I have not rally found any cons that would make me second guess my purchase.

I was excited about the potential of generating CRUD screens for simple tables. The tool does generate HTML screens but they are not usable. They do not provide any direction on how to connect to the database, except that "you must do it manually"

reverse engineering of schema to create ER diagram worked well. However, that is not the feature I was interested in when purchasing.

There should be a user support forum where users can help each other, but I have not found anything like that. Support from the company on how to do things is very poor.

My overall experience is very good with ErBuilder.

I like ErBuilder very much as it provides all the necessary tools which are required for the application development with very nice and easy to use interface. It also provides all the support for the database.

As far as my use i don't seen any defect in this .

It is an inexpensive tool that helps the data engineer to build relational databases. As a freelancer, generating DDL files and HTML documentation for my clients is critical, and ERBuilder allows me to do it perfectly.

Something I miss is a function in other tools that mirrors a table in your diagram. Depending on how your data is structured, having duplicated images of the tables in the data model avoids crossing relationships and makes it clearer to read and understand the database logic.It would also be great to have volumetry calculations for large databases; it is handy.