Text to DB Schema

Learn how to use Text to DB Schema effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.

Example prompts

1. Prompt 1: "Show me examples of application descriptions."

2. Prompt 2: "Try CRM example. CRM app for the law industry that helps to connect different departments of a company, such as sales, customer service, and marketing, organizing their notes, activities, and metrics into one cohesive system. It should also be able to track leads, their statuses, categories, contacts, and their respective owners."

3. Prompt 3: "Try ERP example. This application is a robust ERP solution tailored for the manufacturing industry. It's designed to simplify the complexities of production, inventory, and workforce management. Here's what I should be able to manage with ease:

   1. Raw Materials: Maintain an organized inventory of all raw materials, track usage, and set reorder levels.
   2. Work Orders: Create and manage work orders for production runs, specifying materials, labor, and machinery needed.
   3. Machinery: Keep a detailed log of all my manufacturing equipment, including maintenance schedules and downtime.
   4. Quality Control: Implement quality checks at various stages of production, and maintain records for compliance.
   5. Inventory: Monitor finished goods, know what's available for sale, and what's reserved or returned.
   6. Suppliers: Manage my relationships with material suppliers, including contract terms, delivery schedules, and payment records.
   7. Human Resources: Keep tabs on employee data, from skilled labor to managerial staff, including their roles, shifts, and payroll. With this ERP solution, I'll have a 360-degree view of my manufacturing operations, all accessible from a single dashboard."

4. Prompt 4: "Ask me questions to help me better describe my app!"

Features and commands

1. Show me examples of application descriptions: This command displays examples of different application descriptions.

2. Try CRM example: This command provides an example of a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) application description tailored for the law industry. It outlines the features and functionalities of the application, such as connecting different departments, organizing notes and activities, and tracking leads and contacts.

3. Try ERP example: This command provides an example of an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) application description tailored for the manufacturing industry. It highlights the capabilities of the application, including managing raw materials, work orders, machinery, quality control, inventory, suppliers, and human resources.

4. Ask me questions to help me better describe my app!: This command prompts the user to answer questions and provide more details about their own application. It helps in generating a more accurate and personalized app description.