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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. allow installation on linux, directly or via wine

    As the most common live platform is the LAMP stack, most people will at some point wish to debug procedures on linux. Many of us also use linux as a cheap development box.

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    declined  ·  AdminDevart (_, Devart) responded

    We tested our product under Wine. Results are described on our blog http://www.devart.com/blogs/dbforge/index.php/dbforge-studio-mysql-on-linux-operating-systems.html

    There are several bugs in Wine that make working with GUI nearly impossible.
    Porting to Mono is impossible either (we also investigated this path).

    If you want to move this process further, please try our product yourself under Wine and file bugs to http://bugs.winehq.org/

    And we have to decline this particular idea on UserVoice.

  2. Interface improve

    • all commands from main menu | context menu must be accesable 4 tolbar
    17 votes
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  3. Show how much time a query takes

    When you execute a query or a stored procedure it would be nice to see how long the current query is being executed (refreshed every second, for example). And after the query is done it should be shown how much time it has taken.

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    declined  ·  3 comments  ·  Features  ·  Admin →

  4. Clustrix (ClustrixDB)

    Hi there, Clustrix uses mySQL protocol, so many third party db mangers work. There are some subtle differences, but nothing that others like Heidi, DbVisualiser or dbSchema couldn't handle. I'd like to try dbForge on my Clustrix project but connection says 'unknown variable: maxsortlength'.

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  5. dbForge / MySQL for Mac

    I love dbForge and it is the only reason, why we still run a virtual Windows7 machine on our MacBooks in the office. Having a version vor Mac OS would be just great!

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    declined  ·  AdminDevart (_, Devart) responded

    Since there are no DevExpress components for Mac OS, it is not possible to implement a Mac OS version of dbForge.

  6. Save as ...

    Add "Save as ..." menu item for sql queries and project.

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  7. Provide phone support. Your response times to emails are deplorable.

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  8. Port all MySQL stuff on Mono

    Port all MySQL stuff on Mono
    (www.mono-project.com)

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    declined  ·  AdminDevart (_, Devart) responded

    Regarding to a large number of P/Invoke calls porting our product on Mono becomes virtually impossible.

  9. Exceute a query in the context of a selected database

    It isn't possible to execute a query in the context of a selected(in the Database Explorer) database. When I open a new SQL Editor and execute a query, then the database specified in the connection properties is the context for this query. I think in the context menu of a table should be a new item(New SQL or New Query) which opens a new SQL editor. All queries inside this editor should be executed in the context of the previous selected table.

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    declined  ·  AdminDevart (_, Devart) responded

    You can select database in which context to execute from drop-down list on SQL Toolbar.
    Dynamically changing the database each time when new query document is opened can be confusing.

  10. BUG VIEW SUMMARY ROW COUNT

    dbforge-mysql

    There's a bug in summry view of tables.
    In summary view = 2039 rows count
    In retreive table data = 2657 row.

    This bug is UNACCEPTABLE....

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  11. Change of variables by continue handler not recognized by debugger

    I use continue handler to handle the end of row in a cursor in an stored proc. While debugging the debugger does not recognize when the handler fires an changes a variable. The debugger-value-tooltip for that variable still displays the old, unchanged value after the the handler fired.

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    declined  ·  AdminDevart (_, Devart) responded

    Unfortunately, we can not fix the issue for technical reasons.

    Workaround:

    Please use BEGIN…END block around the handler statement.

    For example:

    DECLARE CONTINUE HANDLER FOR NOT FOUND
    BEGIN
    SET l_nomore = 1;
    END;

  12. An OSX Version

    A version of dbForge that runs natively on OSX

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    declined  ·  AdminDevart (_, Devart) responded

    Since there are no DevExpress components for Mac OS, it is not possible to implement a Mac OS version of dbForge.

  13. The data view goes into edit mode when you click on a date value (and shows the date chooser) even when the table is in read-only mode.

    The data view goes into edit mode when you click on a date value (and shows the date chooser) even when the table is in read-only mode. Date columns should behave like all other columns in read-only mode; that is, the date chooser should not come up at all.

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  14. remove @@last_insert_id global variable

    Your autocomplete for mysql includes a global variable @@lastinsertid -- AFAIK, no such global exists; it's a function call, so it should fill with lastinsertid() instead.

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  15. dbForge Fusion

    dbForege Fusion has no commandline support for generating change scripts during the build which is critical to automation.

    It is critical for upgrades I'm able to do this on the build server
    - Deploy a versioned release of the database
    - Create a change script via command line
    - Deploy the script for verification
    - Include the change script for every release in our installer This way we can upgrade from any database we released to the latest.
    (I have this working with Visual Studio & SQL Server but we need MySQL)

    DBForge Studio for MySQL would work except it…

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  16. Make it run on Ubuntu

    I do all my web applications and database development on Ubuntu. A good commercial MySQL management tool is difficult to find.

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  17. Russian text did not correctly displayed in database/tables with latin1 charset

    Database and table have latin1 charset but nor in manual nor in charset autodetect mode russian text did not correctly displayed

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  18. protected with password

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  19. Please pin the start page to the first of the tabs. It should not move, it's the start page ! :-)

    i hate the way the start page moves. Please allow it to be pinned it to the beginning.

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  20. how to turn off inserted blanks for camelcase fieldnames in result headers?

    how do I turn off the inserted blanks for camelcase fieldnames in result headers?
    I think this feature is basically a good idea to improve readability, however it has to be possible to turn it off somehow because it becomes an annoyance sometimes (e.g. when copying query results with headers for further processing elsewhere).

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    declined  ·  AdminDevart (_, Devart) responded

    Actually, it’s by design. However, column names have no blanks and there is a possibility to modify them when exporting data through the Data Export wizard.
    Please refer to the ‘Data Export’ node in help documentation on how to export data through the Data Export wizard.

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