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Hi Peter,

 

On the MariaDB story, I thought this post explained the policy and situation very clearly.

So that’s one I’ll cross off my list.

 

If seen out of its context, the list of requests you posted might look whiney… So for anyone else, I’ll explain that the context is that this is a wish list that lives on a page of my site, a page that is otherwise devoded to singing SQLyog’s praises.

SQLyog is terrific. I’m sure you guys get a huge number of requests. These are features that matter to me, but of course it’s only one user among many.

 

🙂

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you can add your own string in autocomplete of SQLyog

 

Hi Abhishek,

 

Thanks for the tip.

– It worked to some extent: the keyword is highlighted, but autocomplete is not working (so far)

– During some SQLyog upgrades, I imagine that keywords.db can get overwritten, in which case, the new words would have to be added anew

– I’m sure others are interested in MariaDB functions and it would be a neat addition to future editions.

 

 

Here are the steps in case anyone else wants to try it:

– Install DB Browser for SQLite or SQLiteStudio

– In that application, open C:Program FilesSQLyogKeywords.db (for SQLyog x64)

– Browse the objects table

– To add regexp_replace (for example), add a record like this: regexp_replace, 1, “subject, pattern, replace” (without the quotes), 32300, 0, 0

– Restart SQLyog

– type “regexp_replace”: the keyword is highlighted, and you can see the function’s signature (subject, pattern, replace)

 

Thanks in advance for any further tips.

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I use the menu/context menu mostly and additionlly a few keyboard shortcuts.

 

Same here.  🙂

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Thanks for your encouragements, Peter!

There’s always more that could be added to that tutorial… But it shouldn’t be so large that it becomes unwieldy as a manual—wanting to make it easy to get an overview.

Beefed up the Scheduled Backup section this morning.

 

We will reply to those (in this week probably).

 

 

Thank you, and… no rush whatsoever. The forum is just a convenient place to deposit feature ideas for discussion.

For the record, my current feature wishlist is here…  But to be fair, if none of that happened, I would still find SQLyog absolutely wonderful. 🙂

 

The manual is a real loss though.

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Thanks for putting that option in the preferences.

For the record if anyone is looking for it it's in Prefs / Others / Restore Connections on Startup.

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Thank you very much, Peter. And sorry about the late reply, sometimes the “notify of replies” feature doesn't seem to work as I don't get the emails. In the meantime, I stumbled on the exact solution you offered. Duh. 🙂

So that takes care of #2.

Do you have thoughts about #1? (Preventing the risk of losing a view when making a change to a view but introducing a syntax error, so that the original is lost?)

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You're on top of it, Sathish!

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