Project

You can reverse engineer VB .NET projects when you select VB .NET projects from the Reverse Engineer list in the Reverse Engineer VB .NET dialog box.

Make sure you reverse engineer each project into a separate model.

Assembly properties are reverse engineered as follow:

VB .NET assembly properties

PowerDesigner equivalent

Title

Name of the model

Description

Description of the model

Company

AssemblyCompany extended attribute

Copyright

AssemblyCopyright extended attribute

Product

AssemblyProduct extended attribute

Trademark

AssemblyTrademark extended attribute

Version

AssemblyVersion extended attribute

AssemblyInformationalVersion

AssemblyFileVersion

AssemblyDefaultAlias

Stored in CustomAttributes extended attribute

Project properties are reverse engineered as extended attributes whether they have a value or not. For example, the default HTML page layout is saved in extended attribute DefaultHTMLPageLayout.

You can use the Ellipsis button in the Value column to modify the extended attribute value, however you should be very cautious when performing such changes as they may jeopardize model generation.


Created October 7, 2009. Send feedback on this help topic to Sybase Technical Publications: pubs@sybase.com