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For years I've looked at those nutty UML schema diagrams and thought they seemed like nothing more than an elaborate compliance ritual, the sort of thing that a consultant might be required to deliver but that nobody will ever look at.

But today I kinda reinvented them, but with a much better cost-benefit ratio.

I need to think about the implications of recklessly deleting a record from table T. This diagram will help.

Arrows are foreign key relations. A→B labeled with c means that A.c is a foreign key that joins to B.id.

The image is a hand-drawn diagram on a white background, featuring several interconnected boxes labeled with letters and words. The boxes are connected by arrows indicating relationships or flows between them.

The handwriting is terrible and there are a lot of things scribbled out, suggesting this is someone's work notes produced on the fly and destined to be thrown away soon.

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@mjd The image is a hand-drawn diagram on a white background, featuring several interconnected boxes labeled with letters and words. The boxes are connected by arrows indicating relationships or flows between them. The top left box is labeled "P," with an arrow pointing to the right labeled "ownr." Below "P" is a box labeled "T," with an arrow pointing to the left labeled "owner" and another arrow pointing to the right labeled "LOCK." The "T" box is connected to a box labeled "OH" with an arrow labeled "toy." The "OH" box is connected to a box labeled "TE" with two arrows labeled "oh1" and "oh2." To the right of "T" is a box labeled "TL," connected to a box labeled "TR" with arrows labeled "r1" and "r2." An arrow from "P" loops back to "T" with the word "owner" written on it. On the right side of the diagram, there is a note that reads "First conf byg." The overall layout suggests a flowchart or a conceptual diagram, possibly related to ownership or control relationships.

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