title: How to reverse engineer MySQL database tables one-by-one onto an ERD using WorkBench
body: <p>I have a database containing hundreds of tables, and I want to create an <strong>ERD</strong> out of that using <strong>MySql Workbench's reverse engineer</strong> feature. </p>
  
  <p>But reverse engineering such amount of objects at once is beyond workbench's capabilities, so I'm planning to do it one-by-one, I already have these five tables that I know are related to each other and reversed engineered it successfully, and now I have an <strong>ERD</strong> of them. But what I want to do is add more tables as I see fit from the same database onto the generated <strong>ERD</strong> from reverse engineering those five tables before.  </p>
  
  <p>I know I can probably do this by generating a new <strong>ERD</strong> each time I want to add another table to those five tables. But is there a work-around for this that I don't have to reverse engineer each time I want to add a new table that I thinks is related to those five tables.</p>
  
  <p>Thanks.</p>