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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. I just discovered this product and I am evaluating it for further use. Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be a way to select a particular edition to evaluate. As an independent developer, I can almost assure you I will not be purchasing the Enterprise version. However, there's no way to "trail" anything short of that and I feel this makes the trial somewhat ineffective: I can't evaluate and consider any version of the product I may actually consider purchasing. I'm guessing the design goal is to convince prospective buyers to spend more money; however, it's more of a turn-off than…

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  2. I just discovered this product and I am evaluating it for further use. Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be a way to select a particular edition to evaluate. As an independent developer, I can almost assure you I will not be purchasing the Enterprise version. However, there's no way to "trail" anything short of that and I feel this makes the trial somewhat ineffective: I can't evaluate and consider any version of the product I may actually consider purchasing. I'm guessing the design goal is to convince prospective buyers to spend more money; however, it's more of a turn-off than…

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  3. Option to set the font size on the database Explorer and other view windows, like the Data Viewer for example, on 4K monitor , the size are very small , don't and using window Scale. mess up all (Version 9.1.8)

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  4. I like to have floating query windows because I run a lot of queries and often would like to compare results in windows next to each other.

    Currently these floating (undocked) windows do NOT produce a taskbar item respectively. I think they should. This way I can find my queries instead of losing track of them. One window might cover the others and then I can't see them.

    Navicat currently has this feature. dbForge can top Navicat.

    Please implement this feature! The taskbar item should show up in the monitor where the floating window currently is located.

    Thank you!

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  5. All the rows currently have the same color (except any row that is selected).

    They should have color differentiation. The "old school" way was to have alternating colors but the smart way is to have a different color every third row, as that is sufficient for eyeballing a long row. Each row will have a different-colored neighbour this way and so there's no confusing each row visually.

    Let's do this! Navicat has this formatting implemented, I'm surprised dbForge doesn't have any visual row differentiation.

    Thanks!

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  6. I love the command palette in VS Code and Chrome Dev Console. I can press control+p and enter a filename or control+shift+p and type, find and perform common operations.
    I'd love to be able to press something like that where I can type in a table name. The list would show me matching tables in all of my connections (or even just my current active connection) and give me options to select from the table, scroll to and select the table in database explorer, open the table editor, etc.
    Other common commands could be in the command palette too, like:…

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

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  12. 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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  13. Please add a switch key (SHIFT, CTRL or ALT) to the left mouse click behavior to open a table in design, text or data view with a single click.
    Also please give the ability to open many istance of the same table in data view to be able to apply different conditions in the Filter Editor for the same table.

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