MySQL Administrator

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3 Including HTML, CHM, and PDF formats, seeMySQL Documentation of Contents1. MySQL Enterprise .. 12. Introduction to MySQL Administrator .. 23. Installation .. Introduction .. installing Under Windows .. Using the Windows Installer .. installing From the ZIP File .. installing Under Linux .. installing the Generic Tarball .. RPM Installation .. installing Under Mac OS X .. 54. Removing MySQL GUI Tools .. Uninstall Windows .. Uninstall Linux .. Uninstall Mac OS X .. 65. Upgrading MySQL GUI Tools .. Upgrading Windows .. Upgrading Linux.

4 Tarball Upgrade .. RPM Upgrade .. Upgrading Mac OS X .. 76. Running MySQL GUI Tools .. Running Under Windows .. Running Under Linux .. Running On Mac OS X .. 97. Connection Dialog .. Advanced Options .. Configure-service Mode .. 118. Main Window .. Introduction .. Sidebar .. Working Area .. Menus .. File .. Edit .. View .. Tools .. Help .. 169. Server Information .. 1710. Service Control .. Introduction .. Start/Stop Service .. Configure Service .. 1811. Startup Variables .. Introduction .. 2012. Server Connections.

5 Introduction .. Threads .. User Connections .. 2113. User Administration .. Introduction .. User Accounts .. User Information .. Global Privileges .. Schema Privileges .. Table Column Privileges .. Resources .. 2614. Health .. Introduction .. Connection Health .. Memory Health .. Creating Custom Health Graphs .. Status Variables .. System Variables .. 30iv15. Server Logs .. Introduction .. Error Log .. Slow Log .. General Log .. 3216. Backup .. Introduction .. Backup Project .. Advanced Options.

6 Backup Execution Method .. Output File Options .. Schedule .. 3417. Restore .. Introduction .. The General Tab .. Restore Content .. 3518. Replication Status .. Introduction .. Configuring Replication Servers .. Using the Replication Status Section .. 3719. Catalogs .. Introduction .. Schema Tables .. Table Status .. Row Status .. Schema Indexes .. 4020. The MySQL Table Editor .. Introduction .. The Main Editor Window .. The Columns And Indices Tab .. The Column Editor .. The Detail Area .. The Table Options Tab.

7 The Advanced Options Tab .. The Various Section .. The Row Options Section .. The Storage Options Section .. The Merge Table Options Section .. The Table RAID Settings Section .. Applying Your Changes .. 4521. Options Dialog .. Introduction .. Administrator .. User Administration .. Health Graphs .. Backup .. General Options .. Connections .. SSL Connections .. Editors .. 51A. The MySQL System Tray Monitor .. 52B. installing From Source .. Introduction .. Downloading The Source Code .. Building from Source under Windows.

8 Prerequisites .. Compiling and Building .. Building from Source under Linux .. Prerequisites .. Compiling and Building .. Building Static Binaries .. Building RPMs .. 56C. Troubleshooting Application Errors .. Troubleshooting Connection Errors .. Troubleshooting Display Problems .. 58D. How Connections Are Stored .. 59E. XML Files Common to the MySQL GUI Applications .. 60F. XML Files Used by MySQL Administrator .. 61G. Notes for Translators .. 63H. Third-party Software Used by the MySQL GUI Tools .. 64 MySQL PCRE Library .. PNG Support.

9 64 MySQL AdministratorviList of Connection Dialog .. Switching to Configure-Service Mode .. Configure-Service Mode .. MySQL Administrator Main Window .. Marked Area Between Sidebar and Working Area .. User Accounts .. User Information Tab .. The Graph Settings Dialog .. Displaying Entries from the Middle of the General Log .. The Restore Content Tab .. The Replication Status Section .. The MySQL Table Editor .. The Column Editor .. The Index Editor .. The Confirm Table Edit Dialog .. Options Dialog .. Options Dialog: Connections.

10 Options Dialog: Advanced Parameters .. The MySQL System Tray Monitor .. Error Message Dialog .. 58viiList of Required Components .. Requirements for MySQL Query Browser .. 55viiiChapter 1. MySQL EnterpriseA MySQL Enterprise subscription is the most comprehensive offering of MySQL database software, services and support; it en-sures that your business achieves the highest levels of reliability, security, and Enterprise Subscription MySQL Enterprise Server the most reliable, secure, and up-to-date version of the world s most popular open MySQL Enterprise Monitor An automated virtual DBA assistant that monitors all your MySQL Servers around-the-clock, identifies exceptions to MySQL best practices, and provides expert advice on fixing any problems Production Support Technical and consultative support when you need it, along with regularly scheduled servicepacks.