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CocoaMySQL - 0.5

Graphical tool to manage MySQL dbs locally or over net

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This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	0.5
Release Date:	2003-09-11
License:	Freeware
Downloads (this version):	44,323
Downloads (all versions):	63,852

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Product Description:

CocoaMySQL is an application to manage MySQL databases (locally or over internet). It lets you add and remove databases and tables, change fields and indexes, view and filter the content of tables, add, edit and remove rows, perform custom queries and dump tables or entire databases.

CocoaMySQL uses the SMySQL framework by Serge Cohen to connect to the MySQL-Server.

What's new in this version:

New Features

new toolbar:
- show MySQL variables
- flush privileges
- optimize table
- show create table syntax
new console which shows all MySQL queries CocoaMySQL performs

Interface

monospaced fonts for result views (preferences option)
menu item to check for updates
help files added

Table Structure

duplicate field button
add rows with alt-option-a

Table Content

duplicate row button
add rows with alt-option-a
default values for fields when adding new row
support for different encodings
load files into the database (for example images)
view binary data saved in the database as image or hex representation
faster display of tables containing large blob fields

Custom Query

no spell checking in custom query
perform multiple custom queries at once

Table Dump

all options are now in the menus "File > Import..." and "File > Export..."
faster export and import
export of table content and custom query results
export to xml format
import of csv files
dump of content only
improved support for other .sql files (for example from phpMyAdmin)

Fixed Bugs

wrong display of bigint fields
dates/datetimes like 0000-00-00 are displayed as NULL
columns with identical names show wrong content in custom query
some blob fields containing binary data get corrupted when being edited
CocoaMySQL crashes when adding/deleting a row while in editing mode
connection gets lost after a certain idle time

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.1

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.1 or higher

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CocoaMysql now called Sequel Pro - Version: 0.5, 2/1/2009 07:57PM PST

mattlangtree

Information about the CocoaMySQL project is available at http://www.sequelpro.com/cocoamysql.html

Sequel Pro is the continuation of the CocoaMySQL project. Download a copy from http://www.sequelpro.com/

-- Sequel Pro Development Team

Hate to say it but it locks my machine up - Version: 0.5, 6/13/2006 03:30AM PST

versiontracker445

Tried creating a table in a database and experienced a terminal "beach-ball of death". Nothing (not even the 'force quit' box) would work. It may be a great program in experienced hands ? but it looks like there's no error trapping and if it goes off on a task that it can't complete for some (perhaps legitimate) reason, it will never give up, to the point where you'll need to restart.

Really nice idea, and I wish it was a lot better, but can't recommend it just yet.

Problems with changing ENUM fields - Version: 0.5, 3/9/2006 09:32AM PST

McClie

All versions of this programme that I have tried fail to cope with enum fields, because there is a character limit (255?) in Cocoa MySQL box meaning that it cannot edit a long list. Long can mean as little as 30 item, even though an enum can manage 65,535 elements. I still use Cocoa-MySQL 0.7b3 as my main client, but remember to use phpMyAdmin for editing enum fields.