Hi @rafaxoingo , I’m glad to hear that you’re finding Dynobird useful! Yes, you can certainly import designs from existing databases. Dynobird supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server. Here’s how you can do it:

Click on ‘File’ located in the menu bar.
From the dropdown, click ‘New Project’.
Change the ‘Project Type’ dropdown from ‘Blank Project’ to ‘Import from Existing Database’.
Fill out the ‘Project Name’, ‘Database Target’, and ‘Database Version’ fields.
After filling out the project details, click ‘Next’.
Paste your ‘CREATE TABLE’ script into the provided text area.
Click ‘Evaluate’. Wait a few seconds, and the result of your design will be displayed.
Once your design is displayed, don’t forget to submit it to save your work.
This feature should help save you time and effort in your database design process.

You can check more detail in https://dynobird.com/knowledge-bases/import-design-from-existing-database/

If you use mysql you can follow
https://dynobird.com/blog/create-dynobird-project-from-existing-database/
This for postgres
https://dynobird.com/blog/import-project-from-existing-postgre-sql-database/
And this for sql server
https://dynobird.com/blog/import-project-from-existing-microsoft-sql-server/

Hi @rafaxoingo , I’m glad to hear that you’re finding Dynobird useful! Yes, you can certainly import designs from existing databases. Dynobird supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server. Here’s how you can do it:

Click on ‘File’ located in the menu bar.
From the dropdown, click ‘New Project’.
Change the ‘Project Type’ dropdown from ‘Blank Project’ to ‘Import from Existing Database’.
Fill out the ‘Project Name’, ‘Database Target’, and ‘Database Version’ fields.
After filling out the project details, click ‘Next’.
Paste your ‘CREATE TABLE’ script into the provided text area.
Click ‘Evaluate’. Wait a few seconds, and the result of your design will be displayed.
Once your design is displayed, don’t forget to submit it to save your work.
This feature should help save you time and effort in your database design process.

You can check more detail in https://dynobird.com/knowledge-bases/import-design-from-existing-database/

If you use mysql you can follow
https://dynobird.com/blog/create-dynobird-project-from-existing-database/
This for postgres
https://dynobird.com/blog/import-project-from-existing-postgre-sql-database/
And this for sql server
https://dynobird.com/blog/import-project-from-existing-microsoft-sql-server/

That’s great to hear, @rafavschneider ! I’m glad the context menu method worked for you. We’ll look into the issue with the home bar zoom icon. In the meantime, you can also use keyboard shortcuts for zooming. ‘Command+Scroll Up’ to Zoom In and ‘Command+Scroll Down’ to Zoom Out on a Mac, or ‘Ctrl+Scroll Up’ for Zoom In and ‘Ctrl+Scroll Down’ for Zoom Out on Windows. Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

Thanks for providing that information, @rafaxoingo . It sounds like there might be a small glitch. Can you try a different method to adjust the zoom level to see if the issue persists? You could try right-clicking on the design canvas to bring up the context menu and then select ‘Zoom In’ or ‘Zoom Out’.

Hi @rafaxoingo, I’m sorry to hear that you’re experiencing this issue. Let’s try to troubleshoot it together. Firstly, could you tell me how you are currently trying to adjust the zoom level?

You’re welcome! We’re grateful for users like you who help us improve. Don’t hesitate to share any other ideas or suggestions you have in the future.

Hello, thank you for your feedback! We’re always looking to improve Dynobird and make it more user-friendly. Your suggestions about adding tooltips and offering toolbar customization are great. We’ll definitely take these into consideration for our upcoming updates.

You’re welcome! I’m glad I could help. Enjoy customizing your tables! Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any other questions or concerns.

Hello, I’m glad to hear that you’re enjoying Dynobird! Customizing your tables is a fantastic way to improve your database design process. You can change the color of your table headers, either individually or in bulk.

For bulk changes, select the table you want to customize and click on the color palette located in the Home menu tab. This will reveal a list of colors. Click on your desired color, and the header color of all your selected tables will change immediately.

For individual changes, open the table detail of the table you want to customize. Hover over the downward arrow to reveal more actions and select ‘Table Color’ from the dropdown menu. This will display a list of colors. Click on your desired color, and the header color of the selected table will change instantly.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Follow this tutorial for more details https://dynobird.com/knowledge-bases/how-to-change-table-header-colors-in-dynobird/

Hello! I’m sorry to hear your teammate is facing this issue. One possibility could be that the invitation email ended up in their spam or junk folder, so they should check there. If it’s not there, you could try re-entering their email address and resend the invitation again in member management like this screen. If the issue persists, it might be a good idea to confirm that the email address you have for them is correct. Let me know how it goes!

You’re welcome! I’m glad I could assist you. Once you have your organization set up, you’ll see how Dynobird can make managing teams and collaborating on database designs much more efficient. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. We’re here to help!