>You might want to be careful doing this, the other contractors may consider this privileged or proprietary intellectual property. For example, what is there now may be your client's database, plus other proprietary data structures for development or testing that may not be part of the deliverables. If you extract the latter you could be in a lot of hot water.

Hi Al,

So far the development team has been extremely evasive when it comes to giving my client a diagram or any documentation pertaining to the database.

This project is at a critical stage as we don't even know if we should go into "damage control" mode or not and can't decide because we have no information in order to make ANY decision.

There is a chance that they consider it proprietary information, but they haven't said so yet. All they keep telling my client is "yea yea yea" and in the meantime they give him nothing.

My take on this: it's a bad situation about to get worse, but I must give something to my client.

Thanks for your help!

Alex