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  • in reply to: Exporting MySQL data #16258
    Ritesh
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    Can you explain the problem a little more?

    What are your specific needs?

    in reply to: How to import tabledata through a textfile #16251
    Ritesh
    Member

    Is it in CSV format?

    in reply to: MySQL-Front or SQLyog? #16228
    Ritesh
    Member

    What does it take from our side to make you 100% SQLyog?

    in reply to: Bug in syntax coloring #16248
    Ritesh
    Member

    Confirmed 😀 will be fixed in 3.8.

    in reply to: Synchronize without checksums? #16239
    Ritesh
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    If we dont generate checksums, there is no way to compare the data without bringing the entire data to the client.

    in reply to: Syncronization never finishing #16234
    Ritesh
    Member

    Let us start by synchronizing our terminologies!

    I think the aforementioned “database” of ~3 million entries is really a single table containing those rows. If that is the case, we need to reduce the no. of test cases by trying to synchronize all other tables other than this table. If that works, then we have only got this table to look into. You could then send us the table structure and some sample data ( if not confendential ). We would immediately start working on it.

    Please send the table structure, etc to [email protected]

    in reply to: does synch between DB lock source DB ? #16230
    Ritesh
    Member

    SQLyog does not issue any “explicit” lock commands during DB Sync.

    The SJA algorithm in mainly designed to sync data using “minimal” data transfer. That means incredible performance gains if network is a bottleneck.

    in reply to: SQLYog Max #15953
    Ritesh
    Member

    SSH support is planned for SQLyog 4.0 and future versions of SQLyog Max.

    Till the time we incorporate SSH tunneling in SQLyog, you can use 3rd party tunneling tools like Van Dyke Secure CRT or Putty.

    You can follow the given steps:

    • setup the port forwarding in your favorite SSH client.
    • connect your SSH client to your server.
    • If the tunneling is working correctly then fire up SQLyog and tell it to connect to the server localhost, enter in your username and password for your server, click the connect button.

    A very good tutorial on SSH port forwarding (tunneling) with MS Windows can be found at http://acd.ucar.edu/~fredrick/mpark/ssh

    in reply to: Export date table -> code editor #16205
    Ritesh
    Member

    I have forwarded the request to my development team.

    in reply to: Connection Error #16211
    Ritesh
    Member

    Fill in the following details:

    MySQL Host Address: IP address of the machine on which MySQL server is running.

    Username: Your MySQL username. Its the same as in phpMyAdmin.

    Password: Your MySQL password. Its the same as in phpMyAdmin.

    Database: The database you are going to work on. You can leave this field blank if you want to work with all the databases in the MySQL server.

    Note: Make sure that the server is up and running and you have correct privileges to connect from a remote host.

    in reply to: Export date table -> code editor #16203
    Ritesh
    Member

    Can you explain the problem a little more?

    in reply to: Schedule to send an email #16221
    Ritesh
    Member

    After you have selected Save & Schedule It… option, you need to provide the jobfile and schedule name in the next page.

    Clicking finish will load up the Windows job scheduler where you can set the other options. Are you not getting this page?

    in reply to: SQLyog Job Agent Version 2.0 Config #16193
    Ritesh
    Member

    Wait for SQLyog 3.8 which is 2 weeks away.

    Ver 3.8 would allow you to connect to MySQL host thru PHP/HTTP tunnelling. This means that SQLyog ( and SJA ) will continue to work even if the MySQL port is blocked, as well as in case of MySQL security disallowing remote access.

    in reply to: Can I schedule a query to run in SQLyog #16209
    Ritesh
    Member

    Yes.

    Use SQLyog Notification Services. The option can be found in Tools -> SQLyog Notification Services

    in reply to: f11: Edit data, A text box fills Window? #16155
    Ritesh
    Member
    zzapper wrote on Aug 20 2004, 04:42 PM:
    Ritesh

    Now we're sucking diesel' (Now we're making progress! of Irish origin)

    😀 😀

    Great to know that SQLyog works for you 😀

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