Daryl Posted October 26, 2007 Share Posted October 26, 2007 Webyog SQLyog 6 with HTTP/ HTTPS/ SSH Tunneling is a easy to use, compact and very fast graphical tool to manage your MySQL database anywhere in the world. SQLyog was developed keep in mind the necessities of all who use mysql as their preferred RDBMS. Whether you enjoy the control of handwritten SQL or prefer to work in a visual environment, SQLyog makes it easy for you get started and provides you with tools to enhance your mysql experience.Enhanced Connectivity Options:HTTP/HTTPs TunnelingSSH TunnelingMigration Tools:Wizard Driven Migration ToolkitImport task can be scheduled for transferring data at regular intervalsSynchronization Tools:Structure SynchronizationChecksum based Network Efficient Data SynchronizationData Synchronization can be scheduledOther Power Tools:Scheduled BackupsNotification ServicesJob ManagerDeveloper / User Productivity:HTML Schema DocumentationShortcuts to quickly generate SQL statements and paste object namesLearn MySQL by looking at the SQL generated by SQLyogMulti-tab Query Editor and Result-set EditorMultiple Query ExecutionMulti-threaded Query execution with option to stop long running queriesSQL TemplatesExcel-style grid interface to view/update resultsetsMulti-format Blob editorView data in Grid/Text ModeResultSet/Data Export to CSV/XML/HTMLFull Support from 3.23.38 to the latest 5.xSupport for all MySQL table handlersExcel friendly resultsets/table-data export to clipboard/fileDialogless table and resultset editorDBA Productivity:Restoring / Importing large SQL dumpsMySQL 5.x objects supportUser ManagementManaging hosted MySQLConnection ManagerIndex ManagementRelationship/Foreign Key ManagerReorder ColumnsCopy objects to another Host with single clickTable diagnosticsFlush ToolsObject BrowserCreating/dropping databaseOptimized for managing Hosted MySQLProfilingMultiple database connectionsTechnology:Turbo Speed MySQL Management. Uses native MySQL C API (the fastest way to communicate with MySQL server)100% keyboard friendlySmall compact binaryMinimal use of Registry easy migration of User Preferences by dragging and dropping config files.Non-cluttered look and feel, ability to show/hide panesChanges in SQLyog 6.1:The Schema designer (Introduced in SQLyog version 6.1) is visual interface where tables and table structures can be defined, displayed and manipulated. The Schema Designer provides a convenient graphical way to perform common operations as an alternative to the menu-based way of operation that was always supported. Also the Schema Designer provides a graphical overview of (complete or only parts of) your databases.Visual Schema DesignerCommon error dialogue: when a GUI operation returns an error the error message is 'wrapped' in a dialogue explaining the meaning and origin of the error message (note that this is not implemented when manually executing queries from the editor).Added an option to specify DEFAULT charset/collation for databases and tables different from 'upper-level' default (server/database)Cleaned up CREATE/ALTER TABLE .. advanced dialogue (removed largely depreciated 'RAID' and 'PASSWORD' options)In CREATE/ALTER TABLE we now perform client-side validation for the most common user errors (such as failure to specify the lengh of a data type where it is required)Functionalities of F5 and F9 can be switched.Structure Sync supports column level charset/collations.Pagewise display in table data with <prev> and <next> keys.Fixed a crash that could occur in Migration Tool when opening a saved jobfile.Fixed a bug with SPs and structure sync. After executing the sync script from the editor it still could occur that the sync tool reported differences.Importing a dump could add redundant spaces in the definition of SPs, triggers etc.When reading stored export formatting settings (for 'escaped by', 'enclosed by' etc.) from sqlyog.ini those values would display wrong due to an encoding issue.Fixed a crash with the FIND dialogueConnection Manager could mismatch details from different connections if a connection was deleted. Also the 'last opened connection' was not always saved correctly.With a large ('wide') table specific repeated operations with the SCROLL BARs, SCROLL BUTTONs and arrow keys could cause a crash in the DATA tab.If user's 'AppData' path used special characters (due to a localised 'AppData' folder or a user name with special characters) program was not able to access sqlyog.ini for read and write operations.Solved (hopefully) the problem reported by a fraction of users that the sqlyog.ini file was not copied when upgrading from 6.05 and earlier versions.'change tabletype' was disabled when connected to the most recent MySQL 5.1 releases (due to a recent change in the Information_Schema content with those MySQL versions).Fixed an issue with DATA SYNC when the Primary Key was based on a BIGINT and value for this PK field was greater than 2147483647.LIMIT setting in configuration was not honoured.Schema Designer failed to create Foreign Keys with a HTTP connection.Small fixes and improvements with the Schema Designer GUI.Homepage: http://www.webyog.comSize: 9.28 MBDownload Page Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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