Its main features are:
* Dialogs to create/modify MySQL databases, tables and associated indexes
* Result sets grouped in tabs
* SQL editor:
+ Tabs
+ Built-in syntax highlighting
+ Table and field name tab-completion
+ Automatic SQL statement formatting
* Export to CSV files
* Multiple simultaneously opened MySQL connections
Install emma in ubuntu
open the terminal and run the following command
sudo apt-get install emma
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There is also mysql-workbench.
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How can you recommend the installation of outdated software which has not been updated since 2006? There are more comfortable and powerful tools for managing SQL servers like MySql-WorkBench etc. which haven’t been given up by their developers.
In a RSS feed like yours I rather expect info about brand new stuff which is not yet widely known and which has visible advantages over commonly used tools.
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@Thierry agreed!
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probably because mysql-workbench stinks, and even this outdated piece is much better
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Well said mate,
I’d rather use an old piece of stable and easy-to-use software than new shinny piece of ware but full of bugs (mysqlworkbench is really buggy)
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Isuru Reply:
September 6th, 2013 at 5:58 am
@Well Said : Well said!
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