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dbForge Studio for MySQL

dbForge Studio for MySQL is a universal set of MySQL GUI tools for database management, administration and development. It enables to create and execute queries, develop and debug MySQL routines, and automate MySQL database object management in the convenient environment.

http://www.devart.com/dbforge/mysql/studio/

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  1. Hello,
    When deleting multiple rows, the application deletes them one at the time.
    If you could use a "IN" condition with the primary key, if any, the execution will be must more faster.

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  2. the table designer has a BUG. A table column can have as a default value an internal server variable, in my case @@bindaddress. The correct way to add it (@@bindaddress), and it works. But when the table editor reverses a table definition, it misinterprets these defaults and saves it back wrong.

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  4. I'm creating a view using the valid SQL:

    SELECT dateAsString(MAX(a.dateStart)) AS LastDate ...

    dateAsString is a UDF in my database that accepts a DATE parameter.

    The query executes fine. When I save it in a view, though, dbForge changes the query text to:

    dateAsString(MAX(a.dateStart))

    Which, obviously, won't work.

    Any thoughts?

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    Could you please provide us the following information:
    1. Version of the MySQL server.
    2. CREATE definition of the UDF.
    3. The assembly file containing the functions called by the UDF.

  5. Whether used on my laptop with a touchpad or my desktop with a mouse, dbForge Studio doesn't support scrolling in any window by any means other than clicking or dragging the scroll bar. It will initially scroll for perhaps a second and then it stops.

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  6. As of dbForge for MySQL version 8.0.40, the Stored Procedure Editor (and Schema Compare) have started to throw errors when trying to open one of our stored procedures. I have traced it down to the presence of an ALTER TABLE command within the procedure.

    Here is a simple procedure that will trigger the error:

    DELIMITER $$

    DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS sp_test$$

    CREATE DEFINER=root@localhost PROCEDURE sp_test()
    MODIFIES SQL DATA
    BEGIN

    ALTER TABLE foo RENAME TO bar;

    END
    $$

    DELIMITER ;

    Specifically, if you try to open the procedure in the procedure editor, dbForge will display the error…

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    Could you please provide us the following information:
    1. Server version.
    2. Result of the following query:
    SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE sp_test;

    You can send a reply straight to our support system at alexaATdevartDOTcom and supportATdevartDOTcom .

  7. compare source objects, table def & data via right-clicks (See Beyond Compare@ScooterSoftware.com)

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  8. When making a table change, validate all source objects / views (in case of column name change). Provide list of objects that this update affects and allow double-click to edit or view update (with preview) Beyond Compare style!

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  10. Add gutter (aka right margin) for code inspections.

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  11. It would be great if dbForge Studio for MySQL understood macroses, that are used, for instance, in UniDac, or just ignored them.

    Currently, if you copy code from the TUniQuery SQL editor, you need to then edit it. Once it has passed debugging, you need to edit it once again in TUniQuery SQL editor. It's quite uncomfortable and sometimes takes much time.

    Also, code formatter converts &dtstart into & dtstart (i.e adds space after ampersand (&).

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  12. When there are parameters in code, dbForge Studio for MySQL automatically offers to enter them.

    Adapt the Edit Parameters window for macroses as well. Users should be able to enter macroses' parameters or select an option to ignore them.

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  13. when doing exports in excel, it would be perfect to have the SQL (used for this export) in seperate sheet called "SQL" in the generated excel file.

    it happens very often that you send an export to someone, and after a few days he needs a modification of this export. then i always have to search for the SQL i used fot this export.
    if the SQL would be inside the excel, it would never get lost.

    currently i put it inside manually, but it would be great to have this feature "by default" or as an option at the…

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  14. Add a feature to preserve custom code in mapping and class files through "custom code region"

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  15. When right-clicking a view in Database Explorer, add the "Edit View Visually" command under "Edit View" in the popup menu

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  16. I don’t see how I can have a few VIEWs open simultaneously (in the designer). I’m used to having at least 5 open at a time, often 20 or more. Well, without names that’s impractical anyway. Right-Click / Design View seems to disable further exploring – I can’t minimize it. Wow! Hope I can have several instances open simultaneously.

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  17. When working with a SQL document, make it possible to specify the default database of the document by simply selecting it in Database Explorer (similar to Heidisql) rather than selecting it from the 'Database' dropdown menu on the 'SQL' toolbar.

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  18. Show dialog suggesting to select an action (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, ALTER, DROP) when drag'n'dropping object from Database Explorer onto SQL document like in EMS SQL Manager for MySQL.

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  19. A user variable (AKA:session variable) not showing in the autocomplete list. Variables defined using the DECLARE syntax show up fine but those created using the "SET @" method do not.

    BEGIN

         DECLARE v1 INT;
    
         SET @v2 = 1;
    
         SELECT
                  1
         FROM
                  users AS u
         WHERE
    

    END

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  20. We were thinking about getting this software for its refactoring capability, but when we tried it out, all it does is allow us to rename tables. What we want to do is change a signed integer to an unsigned integer.

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