Allows to save queries and name them for future use. Cons: Some database are not yet supported, so it can't be used as an all-in-one database IDE. Advanced database management capabilities such as restoring SQL dumps or data migration capabilities are not yet available. There is currently no plugins system supported, to no community enhancements are available. Free to download, licensed under GPL.
In some cases, the entire application has to be killed. Price: Free for basic usage. Visual schema and query builder. Cons: The software is sometimes buggy some users report software crashes. Price: Free. Portable version is available for download, so you can use it without administrative privileges, nor requiring installation. Full database user management and privileges management options. Improve server management with a comprehensive view of all server connections and visual tree based navigation provides detailed information about server and status variables, including number of threads, bytes sent and received by clients, buffer allocations size, and more.
View all the MySQL log files including error logs, binary logs, and InnoDB logs from a single, centralized administration environment to diagnose server problems quicker and track database changes. MySQL Workbench includes visual tools for mysqldump. Advanced configurations are available for concurrency controls, backup type, and output formatting.
I tried also using version 1. I faced the same problem. I am logging to win 7 under my primary account and scheduling the backup under the new account. Now it works fine. That time give proper system username and password. Of course you have to do everything by hand but is also better. I got this same issue in PostgreSQL because o windows 'at' is different from linux 'cron'. Since than, I started to do my own 'cron' jobs.
This makes an. It also deletes all files older than 7 day's in that folder. The reason for this is that the specified user has not been granted permission to access the database server from a remote system. Simply launch the MySQL Administrator tool on the system hosting the database server, select the User Administration option and select the required user from the list of users in the bottom left hand corner of the window.
Once selected, click with the right mouse button on the user name and select Add Host. In the resulting Add Host dialog add the host name or IP address of the remote host to which you wish to allow connections and click on OK. Once the user has the appropriate privileges to connect from the specified host it should be possible to connect the MySQL Administrator client to the database server.
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