" MySQL is a multithreaded, multi-user SQL database management system (DBMS) which has, according to MySQL AB, more than 10 million installations. The basic program runs as a server ... More
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I have experience with phpmyadmin. Now I'd like to use WorkBench where it enables to be connected to the MySQL I use to create db/table--Modify and all that. Just like how in wamp. I realize there isn't a package like that. I am trying out RoR and I have no problems with command line, but just gonna figure out a better UI.
I came to realize that I can only import .SQL from somewhere I'd already created and saved to, probably exported from somewhere. But is there a way I can create the tables and all that from command line and at the same time be able to view the tables afterwards--Again like xampp or wamp.
Do you have any idea on improving MySQL performance when there are 10Million rows & especially when you write join queries between those tables?
how much get one year enterprise support?
sory, i need put this message to question not review.
I am trying to do hot backups. I can run a mysqldump while the db is running. I noticed that Zmanda allows for hot backups and am considering using that. Any thoughts? This is for a small project that uses mysql.