I've just been looking at Navicat, which does a similar job. It is neat, well-produced, has a query builder and a lot of import/export options, and has a well-written local Help.
But it is $88.
Now, Ritesh, if you can build in those features for $49 you'll have a winner! Otherwise I will probably stick with 3.11 (or the Lite version when it arrives).
By the way, 3.11 remembered my server password, whereas 3.51 makes me go and look the damn thing up every time I start it! <_< Was this deliberate?
I was very glad to find SQLyog when I was a raw beginner (about a month ago!). I wouldn't have known then how to get phpMyAdmin running, and SQLyog was an essential help in getting my first PHP/MySQL pages up and running. It's still where I go to test bits of SQL. But the next raw beginner won't want to risk $49 on the unknown, or be stuck with half a program. Wouldn't it be better to issue a 30-day trial of the full version rather than a Lite?
