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  1. Ability to format SELECT queries with the MODEL clause

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  2. Ability to open object editor via Ctrl+Click

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  3. Ability to create public/not public synonym for object via right-click

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  4. Make Code Completion understand @ and suggest database links

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  5. Command Window to develop and execute SQL scripts

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  6. Show list of procedures on typing procedure name even with no EXEC

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  7. Ability to run several *.sql files at once

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    1 comment  ·  dbForge Studio for MySQL  ·  Admin →
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    AdminDevart (_, Devart) responded

    This can be workarounded by using the MySQL command “SOURCE”. For example, in the new SQL file, you can type the following:

    SOURCE .\sqlfile1.sql;
    SOURCE .\sqlfile2.sql;
    …
    SOURCE .\sqlfileN.sql;

    Here, instead of the local path .\ you can specify it explicitly as follows:

    d:\folder\sqlfile.sql

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    I'm running updates for a game server consisting of 20-30 files which need to be imported sequentially. It's takes too long to run the files one by one.

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