- Windows mysql client how to#
- Windows mysql client pro#
- Windows mysql client license#
- Windows mysql client windows#
Windows mysql client how to#
The following steps show how to edit data in a table. The selected database will be in bold.Ĥ3. Select a database > right click mouse > Make Default Schema.Ĥ2. Select a database to make it a default schema as shown below. Fill in the information similar to login to MySQL Administrator previously done.
Windows mysql client windows#
MySQL Query Browser can also be accessed through Windows Start menu.Ĥ0. By choosing Edit Table Data, MySQL Query Browser will be launched as shown in the following Figure. We can also edit the data table or records as shown in the following Figure.ģ9. Let verify our previous step using MySQL Client Command Line console, to see the table that we previously created using MySQL management tools.ģ8. Our new table can be seen in the following Figure.ģ7. Click Apply Changes to save any changes that have been made.ģ6. You can follow what have been shown in the following Figure. Create a new table named mynewtable in myhotel database (or any other database available in your localhost). Apply Changes to save any changes that have been made.ģ5. As shown in the following Figure, we can edit table properties. In this case, select Edit Table context menu.ģ4. We can edit a table in a database by selecting any row and right click mouse or use the buttons available at the bottom. Just to see the backup file that we have made previously is functioning, click the Open Backup File button. The following is a backup message after completing the backup process.ģ1. In this case, we put the backup file in dbasebkup folder.Ģ9. Click the New Project button, put a backup project name and select items to be backup. We can create a backup and schedule it.Ģ7. The following is the backup information page. The following is Replication status page if there is any replication implemented we can see it here.Ģ6. The following is MySQL Server logs page.Ģ5. The following is MySQL health status page. The following is the Server Connection information page.Ģ3. We can see available privileges assigned to the database schema or modify the current privileges.Ģ2. We can add new MySQL user here and assign privileges.Ģ0. The following is User Administration page. Explore all the tabs and there are many settings that can be set or unset.ġ9. The Configure Service tab contains more information.ġ8. We can stop and start the MySQL service here.ġ7. The following is the Service Control information page. Let explore what we have in this MySQL GUI. The Details is shown in the following Figure. Fill in the required information as shown below and click OK.ġ4. If you have MySQL installed on other server, use the server name or IP address. We use to login to localhost (127.0.0.1) where our MySQL has been installed. If you already have MySQL user other than root then you can use it to login. We are login as root, so enter the root password. Menus for MySQL GUI have been added to the Windows start menu.ġ3. If you want to change the previously set settings, just hit the Back button.ġ2. Our MySQL folder is C:\Program Files\MySQL in this case. We just accept the given default destination folder.
Windows mysql client license#
Accept the License Agreement and click Next.ĥ. The setup wizard welcome page is shown below. Windows installer splash screen will be launched.ģ. This MySQL GUI tools include the following items:Ģ. Other than doing the MySQL server management, all the MySQL statements can be executed using MySQL Query Browser. One of the GUI tool is MySQL GUI Tools and in this module we would like to try MySQL Graphic User Interface tools that should be synonym with Windows. Other than using the MySQL Command Line Client tool, there are several similar GUI tools (commercial and opensource).
Windows mysql client pro#
Windows XP Pro SP2 + periodical patches + periodical updates.The machine specifications used in this task are: Install, Test and Use MySQL 5.0.12 GUI Tools On Windows XP Pro SP2