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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.

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  1. In versions of MySQL prior to 8.0, integer values were specified with a "size", such as "INT(11)". In MySQL 8.0 and newer, the size property of integers is removed, resulting in the same value having the type "INT". This results in Schema Comparison across MySQL versions (5.7 vs 8.0) reporting false-positive differences for tables.

    The "ignore data types" option in Schema Comparison does not resolve the false positives, and is also probably too blunt, because column size does matter for text and binary data. Please add an option to specifically ignore differences in the "size" of integers.

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  2. Having the ability to compare formatted versions of stored procedures would allow to ignore stored procedures that are identical even if they are not formatted exactly the same.

    The performance cost would be marginal compared to the usefulness of sorting out equivalent stored procedures.

    When comparing code, what it does is what is important.

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  3. I want to retreive data with editable sql (select statement). It could be implemented now, but I want it in context menu.

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  4. Support system versioned table syntax and settings toggle for tables/columns in mariadb 10.3+
    For example
    SELECT * FROM mytable FOR SYSTEM_TIME ALL
    is not detected as valid syntax, nor is it suggested for code completion
    Also need to be able to turn on/off system versioning per column/table in edit table dialog.

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  5. On 4 K monitors displayed letters appear very small, difficult to read and another slightly bigger problem is, that some notifications and input boxes overlap and hide themselves a bit, f.ex. in IMPORT DATA function.
    I currently help myself with changes in screen resolution.

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  6. all my apps have a dark mode.. it hurts my eyes to use yours

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  7. In MariaDB (as of 10.1.1), compound statements are allowed outside of stored procedures - see https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/using-compound-statements-outside-of-stored-programs/.

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  8. In the present solution, you can't copy databases from MySQL ndbcluster - cluster to standalone MySQL.

    not work from cluster to normal server because when we copy
    we cant unselect engine type (on normal server not exist ndbcluster engine )

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  9. Adding column select/typing like in notepad++ and SSMS.

    ALT + left mouse button, and drag

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  10. I dont need data types in column headings, it disturbs me.

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  11. 17 votes
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  12. Few people still use email clientes in their laptops these days. I frequently see errors in dbForge Studio, I frequently find errors on the new 7.3 version, but I cannot send them.

    It's 2018, please create an API to receive these errors without requiring email clients.

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  13. It would be really useful to have functionality to backup database schema/data into separate files. This especially handy when it comes to source code control. I know some other desktop MySQL managers do have it for ages. It would be convenient to have such a feature in dbForge Studio so we can forget about using other MySQL desktop apps.

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  14. when i use a table,
    i will open this table to issue something whatever,
    if we have this
    "top n by column" features
    i can open it fastly.

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  15. Save opened windows before close the application

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    This can be achieved with the Database Project feature. You can add the necessary documents in the project, save it and select ‘Load Last Opened Project’ under ‘Environment Settings’ in the ‘Environment → General’ branch of the ‘Options’ window. So, next time you open dbForge, your documents will be opened automatically.

    Also, by default, the documents auto save feature is turned. Despite the fact that the documents may have not been saved yet, next time you start dbForge, all tabs will be restored. You can specify the file types to restore in the ‘Restorable file types’ section of the ‘Environment → Documents → Restore’ branch in the ‘Options’ widow. The restorable files with corresponding paths are specified in the *.xml file that is located in the following folder:
    SystemDrive\Users\%UserName%\AppData\Roaming\Devart\dbForge Studio for MySQL\

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  17. Would you be able to change the 'Retrieve Data' context menu so that rather than doing a 'select * from table' it does a 'select top n from table' (where 'n' is a number I can configure).

    I like having the retrieve data menu, but I avoid using it because with some tables it can lock up the system due to it selecting all rows (which can be millions of rows).

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  18. Add a setting to give a custom alias or nickname to the query result tab that appears when executing multiple queries within the same SQL script.

    For example running 'F5' on the following queries:

    SELECT * from addresses a;
    SELECT * from buildings b;

    Will return two query result tabs named like so:

    TABS: [addresses];[buildings]

    (It seems dbForge names each resulting tab based on the primary name of the first table within each of the select statements)

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  19. Set the Data editing Mode (RO o. RW o. Ask) per Categories.

    Sample:
    Live = RO
    Defelopment = RW

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    Please note that there is a feature allowing to change a connection’s color:

    1. Right-click a connection in Database Explorer and select ‘Modify Connection…’ from the popup menu. The ‘Database Connection Properties’ dialog opens.
    2. In the ‘Document Category’ drop-down menu, select the appropriate item or add a new one by clicking the three dots button against the drop-down menu.

  20. Add a parameter in the command line interface in order to generate all the objects in separate files when performing a DB backup.

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