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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. Rename mysql database using dbforge studio

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  2. Would it be possible to add a group/folder feature to the connection explorer, so connections can be organized?

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    Please note that you can assign one of the available document categories with colors to a connection as follows:

    1. Right-click a connection in Database Explorer and select ‘Modify Connection…’ from the popup menu. The ‘Database Connection Properties’ dialog opens.
    2. Switch to the ‘Connection’ tab.
    3. In the ‘Document Category’ drop-down menu, select one of the available options or add a new one by clicking the three-dotted button.

  3. A search box with autocomplete in database explorer where we can search tables and procedures by writing their initial characters or better still any substring that matches their names.

    Currently there seems to be no way to search to a table or procedure or functions and if you have hundreds of them, you have to manually scroll to selected one.

    112 votes
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  4. Copy or Move via Drag & Drop of any item to another schema & across connections

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  5. In MySQL studio the primary keys (binary(16)) are displayed as binary(example: "�J���/�H��>�}�'�" and not the GUID (example: "{a3884a8b-2fc0-48f0-95a8-3edd7d9527e9}").
    I understand that it is not possible for MySQL studio to "know" that a Binary(16) is not just binary data, but a GUID.

    In PHP there is a function to "decode" a GUID and display it as a string. The function is called "mssqlguidstring" (http://php.net/manual/en/function.mssql-guid-string.php ).
    It would be nice to specify somewhere that all binary(16) fields are actually GUIDs and not just binary data. Something like "treat Binary(16) as GUID".

    74 votes
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  6. Displaying fields of different types in different colors, as example int* - blue, char* - green etc, in data editor and table editor. Maybe in compare tool.

    As HeidiSQL: http://www.heidisql.com/screenshots.php?which=grideditors

    65 votes
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  7. 45 votes
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  8. Add 'Scripts' folder location tab to 'connection' setup dialog and you would get this:

    <connection>
    ......Tables
    ......Views
    ......Procedures
    ......Functions
    ......Triggers
    ......Events
    ......UDFs
    ......Scripts
    ......SQL_Scripts

    Perhaps even consider ability to enable a auto-maintained 'sqlscripts' table to any schema for unified storage. Browse to SQLScripts, right-click to Edit/Run, just like file system level scripts.

    44 votes
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  9. 43 votes
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  10. Show a small field with a SQL query executed at the opening of the data tab with the ability to modifiability the query. At first name filters and sorts also change it

    40 votes
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  11. I have many fields that use the BINARY data type. Its near impossible to copy the value of those fields properly to use in the UNHEX() function.
    1) Need a mechanism to copy the field as-is for use with UNHEX() and/or copy to Base64
    2) The hex viewer would look better using a fixed-width font

    40 votes
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  12. feature to anylize query, and to determine whether optimization of the indices are needed

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  13. A backup for all databases (or choosen) will be useful. These function should be startable from the windows task planer for a good backup strategy.

    36 votes
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  14. if any of the users accessing or using the database please restrict the restore option.

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  15. In the database menu we can start, commit and rollback transactions. But sometimes I forget to start a transaction, work with a database and then I want to rollback my changes, but I can't.

    Would be nice if we had an option to start implicit transactions when working with a database.

    Of course there are statements that cause an implicit commit, but users should be aware about them.

    So, one of the use cases can be like this:

    I open a new SQL window, write a few queries and execute them. And then I see links (buttons) to commit or…

    34 votes
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  16. Ability to paste multiple records, copied to the clipboard in Excel, text files, etc., in the data grid.

    31 votes
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  17. 25 votes
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  18. The ability to use SSH keys provided from an agent (such as Pageant1) instead of using a static path to them in the connection configuration.

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  19. Add the ability to share the connection settings via the network so everyone using dbForge has the same databases.

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  20. For instance, several tables (views, procedures, functions, etc.) have
    identical prefix. So, it would be convenient to have these objects separated
    into the following, let's say, two groups:
    1.
    Tables
    --prefix1
    ---- table1
    ---- table2
    ......
    --prefix2
    ----table1
    ---- table2
    Views
    --prefix1
    ----view1
    ---- view2
    ......
    --prefix2
    ----view1
    ----view2
    2.
    prefix1
    --Tables
    ----table1
    ----table2
    ......
    --Views
    ----view1
    ----view2
    ......
    prefix2
    --Tables
    ----table1
    ----table2
    ......
    --Views
    ----view1
    ----view2

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