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A Graphical Way to MySQL Mastery
Nov 21, 2008, 18 :03 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (3242 reads)

(Other stories by Amit Kumar Saha)

"When you start the MySQL Query Browser, a dialog box asks you all the basic information about the MySQL Server that you want to connect to. After the connection has been established you are presented with a workspace window that lets you do things like create a new schema, add tables to it, enter and query data, export the query results, run SQL scripts.

"The Query Browser window is divided into three distinct areas. A sidebar on the right contains several tabs in two rows that let you view things like schemas, tables, bookmarks, and history, and provide a reference section for SQL syntax. The Query Window at the top is where you enter your SQL queries. The major part of the screen is occupied by an area where you open tabs for new queries, new SQL scripts, and new result sets."

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