Database Schema Reviewer

To review a database schema for normalization and indexing issues, provide your SQL DDL, ORM model, or plain description to generate a prioritized list of problems with concrete SQL or ORM fixes. It checks 1NF/2NF/3NF, missing foreign keys, and indexing strategies.

Yes, you can audit ORM models like Prisma, Drizzle, SQLAlchemy, and ActiveRecord for missing constraints. The review identifies missing foreign keys and nullable columns, returning actionable remediation guidance and specific ORM fixes to improve data integrity.

The best way to check database naming conventions and scalability is to audit the schema design before production. This process flags inconsistent naming and scalability bottlenecks, providing a prioritized list of issues with concrete fixes for robust growth.

To fix transitive dependencies and normalization anomalies in SQL, analyze your schema against 1NF/2NF/3NF standards. The review flags these anomalies and returns concrete SQL fixes to restructure tables and enforce constraints for better data integrity.

Yes, database schema review works with plain text descriptions of your tables. You can share a plain description instead of SQL DDL or ORM models, and it will still return a prioritized list of normalization, indexing, and naming issues with actionable guidance.