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Thx, looking very good!

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> Whether the database was created using SQLyog?

No, it was created by Plesk.

 

> Do you find the database listed under the specific user it was created ?

SQLyog shows the database name without backslashes. It doesn’t show privileges for the user for that database.

 

> To view objects on which the user has privileges, check “Show only privileged objects” at the bottom left corner of the ‘User Manager’ dialog. 

Oh, I have overlooked that feature completely before. Very useful!

 

> After checking the checkbox, do you find the object to which the user has privileges in the list?

Yes, SQLyog then shows the database name with backslashes.

 

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Thanks!

What is the preferred way to post feature requests? In the forums or directly in GitHub?

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fixed with 12.2.0

thx!

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Hi,

 

what would be the problem of resizing the dialog from like 400×300 pixel to something more suited for today’s 22” and above screens?

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1) No, I couldn´t reproduce this.

2) It´s not that important if it would be hard to implement. I guess there are much more important things.

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MESSAGES is only updated after all queries have been executed.

It´s not that I really need it. I just thought that it could be more useful. So, if the current behaviour is useful for other people or difficult to change, then I don´t mind.

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I was looking for a way to get the time of the last query instead of the aggregated value when executing a batch of queries.

For me, aggregated exec/total was more or less the same value, so I thought one of those two could be used to show the time for the last query.

 

So, if exec/total differs more for others than it does for me, this can probably not be changed.

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Cause I was referring only to the status bar and the time displayed when the queries are still being executed, which I can see is being updated between each of those queries.

I was not referring to what is shown inside the tabs after queries have been executed.

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I am using a direct connection to MySQL on port 3306.

 

@Peter: Are you refering to the content of the tab itself or to the status bar when any of those tabs is active?

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I think it would be useful if the behaviour could be changed (for batch queries only).

– Rename “Exec” to “This” and show the total time of the last query

– “Total” shows the sum of all executed queries from that batch so far

 

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thx!

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Yes, I simply ran the setup process twice (with the same version). No problem =)

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Confirmed to be working as expected now. Thx! =)

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