Add filter to save and then use the previously introduced

Add an option to ignore COMMENTS and CHARACTER SET / COLLATE in the Schema Compare Tool.

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Reading full description of the view from the file where it is defined by using SELECT LOAD_FILE(CONCAT(IFNULL(@@GLOBAL.datadir, CONCAT(@@GLOBAL.basedir, 'data/')), 'db/<view>.frm')) command.

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when deleting many indexes every time before delete i need to press yes on confirm message, its slow down work with tables. if i have 10-15 fk in table and i need to delete 7 fk, than i will press Yes 7-n times on confirm message. Give please option to delete without confirm.

Just to customize diagrams a little more

It is a bit annoying when you have lots of connections in the Database Explorer and can not find a specific one. An option to sort connections by their name and the ability to search connections via name and/or host would be nice and helpful.

I'd like to see a way to make the data grid display all values for a specific columns (in this case, a binary(16)) as a GUID.

Right now I have to create a view for each table and I would prefer it to be more efficient.

This could be solved in a robust and efficient way by allowing the user to apply a function of their choosing to the column. That's really all I'm doing in the view.

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A helpful feature is a SQL history backto more weeks or moth

I love the product, but find the table printing to be a bit basic, and also time consuming if you wanted to print several tables. I've basically switched away from EMS SQL Manager for MySQL to your product (as yours runs much faster, especially when syncing), but still have to go back to EMS to print tables (like the one attached). EMS also has a nice feature where you can select multiple tables and print them off in one go. Any chance of something similar for dbForge studio?

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)

If it is not possible to display how long current set of queries is being executing (in a status bar next to word "Executing..." - I don't see quite honest why it is not possible), how about to show start time in an output window saying when query was sent to execution. Right now it shows only AFTER query has returned a result which is some what becomes irrelevant.

I come from MS SQL and it is handy to know how long any query is executing without profiling it.

When you remove a button from a toolbar, that it stay removed after you close dbForge and open it again.
I tryed to remove the execute entire script (F5) and only let the Execute current statement(F8) but I need to do it each time I open dbForge.

A nice improvement to the process of adding revision(s) to a review would include the ability to search by commit hash.

In our agile process, a "story" that is ready for code review generally has the last commit hash (or a list of the commit hashes) documented somewhere on the card/case/whatever-you-call-it. Given this information, it would be really nice to simply copy that hash and be able to search for revision(s) when starting a new review.

Implement "Undo Unchanged Files" feature for any folder in pending changes.
For TFS this will be brilliant feature because there is no good tool/extension to do so.
Especially it is useful when baseless merge is performed.

Add a switch key (SHIFT, CTRL or ALT) to the mouse click behavior to open a table in design, text or data view with a single click.