dbForge Studio for MySQL Overview
dbForge Studio for MySQL is a cutting-edge administration tool and development environment for professional working with MySQL databases.
Extended features provide an easier way to quickly explore databases, manage schema objects, setup user
accounts and privileges, develop stored routines, and synchronize data between databases.
With dbForge Studio you will visually create complex SQL queries, export data
with additional settings, format your SQL scripts, create offline projects synchronizing
them with a live database and more.
New advanced version 3.50 available!
Key Features
- Database Designer - a state-of-the-art visual database design tool [New]
- Database projects for offline database development
- Advanced stored routine debugger
- Powerful schema comparison and synchronization tool
- Powerful data comparison and synchronization tool
- Context-sensitive code completion
- Quick code navigation
- Automatic SQL syntax check
- Customizable SQL formatting
- Handy schema object editors
- Visual Query Builder
- Integrated Security Manager
- Server maintenance toolkit
- Schema export and import wizards
- SQL templates library
- Schema object search engine
- Multiformat data export
- Full support of MySQL versions 3.23-6.0
- Direct access to a server
Benefits
dbForge Team's Blog
- June 26, 2009
Be careful while using UNSIGNED data type in the routine body
Introduction MySQL Server (starting from v 5.0), as Oracle and SQL Servers, allows creating stored procedures and functions. Stored procedures are a set of SQL commands that can be compiled and stored ... - June 23, 2009
Download a new build 3.50.305 of dbForge Studio for MySQL!
Dear users, Devart Development Team has released today a new build 3.50.305 of dbForge Studio for MySQL, which includes the following bug fixes: Problem with obtaining the SQL code for procedures was ... - June 21, 2009
10 reasons to try database projects
Why not distract your attention from usual database development and facilitate your work with projects? Let’s inspect the reasons why you should. Database projects provide quick access to SQL scripts ...