maybe it's a silly question but in the "ancient" pgadmin 3 there was a tool to search for an object (table, column, trigger function...) based of some pattern. I can't find such tools in pgadmin 4 (I just installed the latest release 4.8) This makes me waste a lot of time. where is it? Is there another way to search or some workaround? thanks in advance! Jacopo.
as documented here, there is such functionality in pgadmin4, you can find it by right-clicking a database inside a server as shown here:
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I already have a database in this manager dbs, but I have not found an opportunity to add another database to the deployed Postgresql DBMS. In the Intellij Idea Ultimate version, the database manager can do this. I can't find such a feature in the Database Navigator plugin.
I created a schema and thought to make a new database in it. But it didn't work out. Here, each database should have its own session and its own connection (I think so).
Can someone tell me how to do it ?
If you want to add another database, you should use the console for that. So, you will be able to write the query for creating this new one.
First click on your db. Once done you will write you query in the console located at the left. Follow the image to do this.
Hope this will be help you.
I recently installed MySQL Workbench 6.3. When I write queries the Beautify/Reformat option works fine. But that's not the case when I write stored procedures. If I click the corresponding button nothing happens and also the menu in Edit -> Format is inactive. Since it is a useful feature I would be very grateful if someone could give information about this issue. Is it probably related to the specific version of MySQL Workbench or are there any settings that should be altered, etc.?
Thank you in advance.
After filing a bug report at bugs.mysql.com it was confirmed that the problem was associated with the specific build of the MySQL Workbench 6.3 which was not the last one. This problem does not exist in later versions, for example the current newest version which is 8.0.13.
I have installed MySQL Workbench (v 6.3.9) on my mac macOS Sierra 10.12.4.
There are several problems with displays.
I do not have access to export options in "Forward Engineer SQL Script", there is no text in the catalog in the left panel (and more...).
What can I do to workaround these problems?
You're correct, MYSQL Workbench (v 6.3.9) is buggy, though it is still possible to do Forward Engineer through Database->Synchronize Model. An alternative to viewing the text in the catalog is clicking the layers option on the right to display your tables.
Cheers!
Every software has bugs, it's just sometimes less obvious (here however very). No doubt, both are serious problems. The first one is already known and we will fix it for the next release. The second problem however is surprising. I just tried the version available from the MySQL website and the catalog tree shows fine for me. Would be good if you could create a bug report for that, so we can fix that too.
I'm following a tutorial to learn MySQL and I'm supposed to paste a text file into the Editor Window in Workbench to create tables, then populate them with another text file. I'm using MySQL Workbench 6.0.8 and I don't know where the Editor Window is. Haven't found a space that takes the pasted text. Could someone please tell me where the Editor Window is for starters? If you could give me some guidance to set up the tables in Workbench 6.0.8 that would be wonderful too! I've looked around online for a couple of hours to no avail. Thank you.
Not sure which tutorial you are following, but try the one from MySQL which explains all 3 major parts of MySQL Workbench (administration, modelling, SQL work). The administration chapter shows how to create and open a connection while the last one then shows how to query tables, add data etc.
I was getting started with JDBC and I was using the video mentioned here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxi-H7359LA
Although he is good at the start, he becomes confusing towards the middle.
Referring to the video:
I have a 32bit Office 2010
32bit JDK and JRE
I downloaded the AccessDriverEngine.exe for 32bit
Then I went to Control Panel and searched for ODBC
Then I clicked on the SystemDSN tab and there are no drivers there
Am I or not supposed to be seeing drivers there?
AFAIK from doing some Visual Basic, you have to add it there after you create a .mdb file containing your various tables. (Questions under the image)
Questions
1. Have I done the steps correctly to get started with JDBC?
2. I have to create a database in Access first, right?
3. Whatelse do I do if I want to use Eclipse IDE to start coding? Like what paths, etc do I set?
You need to use 32-bit ODBC as well. Check out this link:
http://sqlblog.com/blogs/john_paul_cook/archive/2010/03/16/32-bit-odbc-on-windows-server-2008-r2.aspx
I think you'll be able to work through your other questions once you overcome this hurdle.