MySQL Tools
How To Import a .CSV file through the Command Line
In this post, we are going to explore the way of how to import a .csv file through the command line in dbForge Studio...
Using HTTP Tunneling
Summary
This article elaborates on the HTTP Tunneling connection method and explains how to configure it by means of dbForge Studio for MySQL.
Introducing HTTP Tunneling
HTTP...
Workaround for ‘Authentication failed’ Issue When Connecting through HTTP Tunnel
Some of our users have encountered problems with establishing a connection over the tunnel.php script despite the fact that the tunnel.php script is installed...
2011 DevProConnections nominates dbForge Studio for MySQL as Best IDE Product!
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dbForge Studio for MySQL on Linux Operating Systems
Despite the fact that the dbForge database tools were developed only for Windows platforms, our active users (thanks to Tsvetkov) have found a way...
Comic video about developing dbForge Studio for MySQL
Our company has been working on its own MySQL GUI client development for over 6 years. Many features were implemented in this product in...
MySQL GUI: dbForge Studio for MySQL – new cutting-edge version released!
In the new version we made a lot of improvements and added a whole pack of new features in almost all dbForge Studio's GUI...
GUI Tool for MySQL: dbForge Studio for MySQL, v4.50.342 Released
Changes (as compared to 4.50.339) include:
Bug fixes:* The error on entering selection criteria after selecting Group By fields in Query Builder fixed (T26884)
* The...
How to Get a List of Permissions of MySQL Users
In this article Devart describes how you can create a list of privileges of MySQL database users with the help of a data reports tool.
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