[Shalmali]

Hello Rich,

We have released 8.55GA and 8.6 Beta 2 simultaneously with this fix.

http://www.webyog.com/blog/2010/07/22/sqlyog-mysql-gui-8-55-released/

http://www.webyog.com/blog/2010/07/22/sqlyog-mysql-gui-8-6-beta2-released/

Please upgrade to either of them.

Thank you for your support.

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

Hello,

Apologies for the inconvenience caused. This bug was introduced in 8.4 Release where we started prompting the user to save any unsaved data when we move from

Edit to Read only. We will release a GA with this fix by the end of the day.

Thank you for bringing this to our notice.

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

'bryan11' wrote on '12:

I hope you do create a fully portable version of Sqlyog. where the application data and config files are all in one location.

Hello Bryan,

You have created a new post requesting this feature here – http://www.webyog.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=5264

Please refer to that link for our reply to your suggestion.

Regards,

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

Hello Bryan,

I am afraid we will not be able to put Config information in SQLyog installation path. User Account Control may prevent SQLyog from writing into ini if its in the installation folder. We will continue to keep our config files in AppData folder.

To make things easy, I would like to suggest the following:

1) Install SQLyog on your removable drive. And run SQLyog from this drive from the system of your choice.

2) If you choose not to give the config folder path name(from your DOS prompt)of SQLyog every time you run from a different system, you can create a shotcut in your SQLyog installation folder of your removable drive, right click on the short cut and in the Target Text box and give the relative path to SQLyog config folder(that's same as installation path).

Please check the screen shot for more information. Referring to the screen shot attached,

My removable drive is H: where I have installed SQLyog.

I have set the properties of Short Cut in the target text box as “H:SQLyog CommunitySQLyogCommunity.exe” -dir “..SQLyog Community”

Clicking on this short cut would always open SQLyog from ini in the SQLyog Community folder(Installation folder) of the removable drive (Even though the drive letter changes).

Feel free to contact us, if you have more questions on this.

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

Bryan,

Quote:

C:Program FilesSQLyog Community>”C:Program FilesSQLyog CommunitySQLyogCommunity.exe” – dir “Documents and SettingsbryanMy DocumentsPortableApps.comPortableAppsSqlYogPortable”

You have space between hyphen(“-“) and “dir” -> I Checked your command by pasting it on my DOS window, and it opened with my existing “SQLyog.ini” file.

Please try with out the space. It should be: “-dir” and NOT “-[space]dir”

So just copy paste this command in your installation path and it should work-

C:Program FilesSQLyog Community>”C:Program FilesSQLyog CommunitySQLyogCommunity.exe” -dir “C:”Documents and SettingsbryanMy DocumentsPortableApps.comPortableAppsSqlYogPortable”

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

Please let us know after you try the command in my previous post.

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

'bryan11' wrote on '08:

When I run this: SQLyogCommunity.exe -C:Documents and SettingsbryanMy DocumentsPortableApps.comPortableAppsSqlYogPortable

You are missing the “dir”.

Please run this command from your SQLyog installed directory C:Program FilesSQLyog Community

SQLyogCommunity -dir C:Documents and SettingsbryanMy DocumentsPortableApps.comPortableAppsSqlYogPortable

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

Hello Bryan,

You do not need to copy the C:Documents and SettingsbryanApplication DataSQLyog and C:Program FilesSQLyog Community to any other folder.

Go to your installation path – in your case C:Program FilesSQLyog Community and run the following:

SQLyogCommunity -dir (Path where you want all your future connection details to go into Example – G:SQLyog)

A new ini will be created in the path you specified above.

This makes the connection details portable and can be used on any other system just by executing the above command

from any SQLyog installed directory.

Thanks,

Shalmali

[Shalmali]

'Albert wrote on '05:

This doesn't help when you have 10,000 records and you would have to scroll down 5,828 records to the one you want with the right data in it.

I am VERY worried about not having this feature, it seems like a no brainer, and it makes me seriously wonder about purchasing a piece of software where the simpliest of items are not included. It makes me wonder what else isn't included…

I'll likely buy it, but only after this is implemented.

Hello Albert,

We are working on this, we have already scheduled it for 8.6 release.

The first beta is likely to release next week.

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

Quote:

perhaps that is by design,

— Yes!

We have added this to our tracker.

http://code.google.com/p/sqlyog/issues/detail?id=1403

We have scheduled it for 8.6 Release.

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

'IBECJames' wrote on '24:

So I accidentally came across an interesting bug. If you are updating a row and do not click a separate row to save, but rather change your mode back to Read Only, the History tab shows that the ending WHERE statement is dropped and everything you queried gets the updated information. So instead of just the one row changing, you can have a whole table changed to have every row contain the same information.

We would like to know the version of SQLyog in which this was encountered. (Because the current version prompts us to save any unsaved data when

we move from Edit to Read only)

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

Hello,

Thank you for reporting this issue. We have added this to our tracker:

http://code.google.com/p/sqlyog/issues/detail?id=1398

We shall schedule this according to our priority in our upcoming releases.

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

Oops, here is the screen shot.

[Shalmali]

Uncheck “Remember setting for each query” (under “Enable Autopaging in Result tab” in the “Others” tab of the “Preferences” Window) if you do not want SQLyog to remember the number of rows previously viewed for that query.

Please check the screen shot.

~Shalmali

[Shalmali]

'DAE51D' wrote on '17:

I think it would be helpful if we could rename the Query tabs (CTRL+T). Currently if your right click on them, all you can do is Close them. If you load a .sql file, the tab has the name of the file, but there's no way to rename a new tab that I see, and creating files just to change a name is overkill.

I'm using SQLYog Ultimate 8.4

Thank you for your suggestion!! We will be glad to consider this feature in our discussions.

Will keep you updated on this thread.

Thanks!

Shalmali

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