data import

”Wow!’, ”Cool!’, “Fantastic!”, “A revelation!” – this was the first reaction of our colleagues when we presented fresh dbForge Studio for MySQL, v7.4 to them. Indeed, our team has done a huge work in to meet our customers’ needs and expectations. In a bid to fulfill this objective, we have enhanced our renowned MySQL GUI tool with the most timely and essential features, improvements and updates. And now, we are eager to unveil all these awesome additions to dbForge Studio for MySQL to you. The list turned out to be quite impressive and long, but believe us, it is worth at least looking through. To put the story short, let’s start!

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When working with databases it is always necessary to import data or schemas. In this article we describe the process of importing data from a text file into a MySQL database, and also we discuss questions concerning problems with MySQL import and the ways of solving these problems. We will give a detailed description of the Data Import tool of dbForge Studio for MySQL, describe the capabilities of this tool and illustrate its usage.

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Devart today previewed dbForge Studio for MySQL 4.00, scheduled for release this December, and announced the immediate availability of a beta release that supplies database-dealing people with the very data management capabilities they want.

Having accumulated extensive knowledge in data management preferences and routines, Devart has created dbForge Studio for MySQL 4.00 Beta that predicts and delivers expected capabilities in any phase of dealing with data. The users can manage the data from soup to nuts in one place and with the same little effort as usual.

The highlights of dbForge Studio for MySQL 4.00 Beta include:

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Devart company decided to publish roadmap of dbForge for MySQL line to help you understand the future product development. This roadmad encompasses two products: dbForge Studio for MySQL and dbForge Fusion for MySQL.

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