If you already use SchemaSpy to document a database, moving to SchemaCrawler does not have to mean replacing every script at once. The latest SchemaCrawler release includes a SchemaSpy-compatible shim. It accepts common SchemaSpy command-line arguments, connects to the database, and runs SchemaCrawler Scribe to produce documentation in Google Open Knowledge Format (OKF). That gives you a gradual migration path: keep the command-line shape your team knows, while changing the output from a g...