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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/

dbForge Studio for MySQL

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  1. copy databaes not works when we try copy from ndbd to innodb cluster.
    if exist options skip engine it will be works

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  2. We would store the connection information in comment, there is no problem when we first create the table in SQL script, but once we want to modify and generate the script from dbForge Studio, comment field get trimmed and stored information is missing

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  3. 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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  4. 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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  5. 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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  6. Using identical configuration and credentials, v9.2.34 (and previous versions) connects to my AWS Aurora MySQL instance over SSL. However, the v9.2.105 update does NOT connect. It returns a dialog stating "SSL connection error (2026): The server hello message uses a protocol that was not recognized."

    I tried many configurations, but none worked. Uninstalled and downgraded, worked on first try. Updated to latest and repeated test, same failure.

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  7. dbForge MySQL 10.1.158:

    When a stored procedure is very large, the reference to the database's created functions is lost and an error occurs. I still think that the best version they have released, by far, is 9.0.567; it has the fewest errors and is much more stable than the subsequent versions. I'm sharing the error that appears:

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    Exception Information

    Place: 2
    ExceptionId: 9ac1d2da-2b6b-417c-ab02-5046d2ba261e
    Message: Referencia a objeto no establecida como instancia de un objeto.
    Source: Devart.DbForge.DbEditors
    TargetSite: Void Brgc(Devart.ComponentModel.Runtime.Severity)
    HelpLink:
    Type: System.NullReferenceException
    Stack:
    en Devart.DbForge.DbObjects.DbObjectEditor.Brgc(Severity )
    en Devart.DbForge.DbObjectDocument.qrJN()
    en Devart.DbForge.DbObjectDocument.irJP()
    en System.Windows.Forms.Timer.OnTick(EventArgs e)
    en System.Windows.Forms.Timer.TimerNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
    en System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd,…

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  8. Data Export Wizard will allow to select multiple tables to export.
    Database Explorer will allow quick export from several tables selected with Ctrl+Click.

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  9. Ability to connect to MySQL servers hosted on Amazon cloud.

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  10. On rightclick in editor - add to menu new features - comment and uncomment selected lines (like in Visual Foxpro IDE)

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    There is such a feature in dbForge Studio for MySQL. It can be accessed either from the ‘Standard’ toolbar or from the top menu by selecting ‘Edit→Advanced→Comment\Uncomment Selection’.

  11. There doesn't appear to be anyway to use code completion in version X when editing stored procedures? It works like a champ when writing a normal query

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  13. Why can't I rename a file in a project? (I can understand why I can't rename files that are associated with database objects, but just a basic SQL script file?)

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  14. When we synchronise a DB schema with another we push the SQL SECURITY INVOKER setting but editing the destination/target procedure afterwards the GUI ignores this and reverts to DEFINER.

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  16. When you modify the database structure, e.g. delete a table in a particulary database, dbforge dont use that database, instead of that, modify directly the database information_shema, so there are problems in replication configurations.

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  17. OpenSSH 7.0 defaults to no support for diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 key
    exchange.

    If we can't edit the config of openssh, we can't use the SSH security feature. Can you upgrade the lib and use one of the default protocol ?

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  19. I recently upgraded to dbForge 7.3 and discovered that the SQL syntax highlighter is incorrectly highlighting valid SQL (per MySQL 5.6) as if there is an error. Example SQL is below.

    The effect is that the word "UNION" in the SELECT statement will display the red error underline (hover text: 'Identifier' expected) and the closing parenthesis will be similarly highlighted (hover text: Unexpected symbol ')'). If you run the query, the error highlighting will disappear until the SQL is edited, at which point it will immediately return.

    -- SQL syntax highlighter bug in dbForge for MySQL 7.3.137

    DROP TEMPORARY TABLE…

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  20. On a table with system versioning, from context menu I select:
    Generate script as > CREATE > To new SQL window.
    And the output does not include SYSTEM VERSIONING data at all.
    When I run SHOW CREATE TABLE tablename - I get correct information.

    The same with "Edit table"
    (In general it would be nice to set, if "Generate script" uses dbForge engine, or from database "SHOW CREATE TABLE", because output sometimes is drastically different)

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