MySQL GUI Tools - Query Browser

MySQL Query browser is a freely available client tool to run queries and commands on MySQL servers. It comes as part of the MySQL GUI tools package, which can be installed on several platforms. MySQL Query Browser allows users to:

• Build and run queries
• Make schema changes
• Run queries within transactions (depending upon the storage engine used) and commit or rollback transactions
• Run SQL scripts
• Export result sets in different formats e.g. HTML, Excel sheets, CSV etc.
• Bookmark queries and keeps a history of executed queries
• Compare result sets from different queries
• Edit data in the result sets or search for particular strings in the result sets

Download MySQL GUI Tools package here. Read the documentation for MySQL Query Browser here.

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With dbForge Studio for MySQL you can also solve many tasks. Please take a look.

http://www.devart.com/dbforge/mysql/studio/ Posted by: Sergii Lazurenko on Apr 27, 2011

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