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Cool, thx!

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'Khushboo' wrote on '05:

We have maintained the focus on the password field as most of the user do not save their password for the connection.

That must be users with only five servers or with a good memory 😉

But I see the point. So, you could add the possibility to set which control should get the focus via options.

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I guess that´s because of the new XP theme (which I don´t like 😉

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*push* =)

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Confirmed to be fixed

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Mostly fixed, but there is still one in the last line of that block:

Code:

/*
SQLyog Community v8.6 Beta3
MySQL – 5.0.51a-24+lenny4-log : Database – mysql
*********************************************************************
*/

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Confirmed to be fixed

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thx!

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thx =)

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Should have posted the dump in the first place…

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cool, thx! great support here =)

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Sorry, OS is Win XP SP3 German.

mspaint and other programs look normal.

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That´s strange: There is “0d 0d 0a” after most lines except for the line with the SQLyog version and each line for a field definition in the create table statement where it´s just “0d 0a”.

So, I guess as the first linebreak-character is “0d”, UltraEdit recognizes the file as UNIX and then of course displays blocks for the “0d 0a”.

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'peterlaursen' wrote on '27:

Execute one query at a time if you want this info for each.

Ok, I understand, but I was rather looking for info about the total time regarding _all_ statements. I guess this is more useful when executing multiple statements.

Perhaps it could be implemented this way? –> When clicking on the total time, the displayed time toggles between total (last statement) and total (all statements). Could also be done for the execution time. And just to make it clear: “all” is only when executing multiple statements at once, _not_ cumulated over time since SQLyog was started.

What do you think about it?

Lars

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Hi Khushboo,

thx a lot =)

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