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Could you guys recommend me a good db modeling tool? Mainly for SQL Server...
thanks!
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ModelRight is the best tool out there - especially for the money.
If your employer is paying, ER Studio is fantastic. I don't know how other people can function without it. It easily makes me 50% more productive.
I heartily recommend Sparx Enterprise Architect.
Alternatively Visio for Enterprise Architects works moderately well and you could get it together with Visual Studio.
I second Embarcadero ERStudio. Not cheap but powerful, multiplatform and really easy to use.
Personally I always liked Dia, it's ubiquitous, portable, easy to use and supports a whole bunch of other diagrams other than just ER/UML so I can use it to make diagrams for non-techies.
I tried Navicat Data Modeler. It's the best data modeling tool I've found so far. It has a free version.
Free version can be found at: Navicat Data Modeler