Document database structure for auditors I am DBA for a Microsoft SQL Server 2008r2.
Due to an audition, I need to provide data structure of my database, to people without an explicit IT background.
I guess they would like the traditional format, with the tables as rectangles, with the fields listed inside, and the arrows between them to represent foreign keys.
Is this something that is provided out-of-the-box by Microsoft?
In SQL Server Management Studio Object Explorer, expand a database and look at "Database Diagrams" to create one.

This require db_owner rights which you should have as a DBA (a.k.a sysadmin)