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This may also be a W2K GUI related issue. Forum does not accept my screenshot saying too large (~27K:cool: 🙁
ShadowMemberIf you want to replace more than one occurances of '-' character, then use REPLACE() function insted of INSERT().
ShadowMemberUPDATE my_table SET my_field=INSERT(my_field, (INSTR(my_field, '-'), 1,'');
INSERT function will replace '-' character with '' (empty string) at its first occurance(INSTR locates the first occurance) in my_field.
ShadowMemberWhich version of SQLyog do you use? Contents of the personal folder can be deleted manually, it is located under SQLyog's installation folder.
ShadowMemberI must confirm this GUI bug! The only catch is that before dropping the column, cursor must be located in the box containing the name of the field.
ShadowMemberI use it frequently to get the correct SQL statement for exporting data from the server, then I copy that statement to a batch file… 🙄
ShadowMemberWell, I think focus moves to result pane because the creators assumed that after executing a query, you would like to check its results.
If you want to execute several queries in a row, then select them and press F5 or simply Shift+F5 in case all queries in SQL window need to get executed.
ShadowMemberGreat idea! 😀
ShadowMemberAnd it might be a good idea to add GUI support for generally used separator characters such as n or rn. Some users may not know how to encode for example Windows style new line character…
ShadowMemberAll of your requests are on the TODO list 😀
ShadowMemberThanks! 😀 I have managed to get a development task once again, so I'll be using MySql and SQLyog rather frequently.
ShadowMemberYou need privileges to those columns of underlying tables only that are referred to by the view being created. As far as I'm concerned, create view and show view privileges are not table related either.
ShadowMemberExactly!
ShadowMemberMySql does not encrypt passwords, it merely creates a hash and stores that instead of password.
ShadowMemberThe problem is related to the fact, that most my.cnf and my.ini files contain special rules for MySql's command line utilities – such as an increased max_allowed_packet setting.
Charsets and collations are an issue with SQLyog, they are not really taken into consideration when an operation gets performed by SQLyog.
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