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Neste post apresentarei o processo para criação da base de dados MySQL utilizada no projeto VoiceHotel, utilizando o MySQL Workbench Community Edition, focando nas funcionalidades oferecidas por esta ferramenta. O projeto VoiceHotel foi vencedor do
[Read more...]Visual database design is very essential. Almost every web application needs database. And by designing visual representation, relation of tables makes an developer easy to understand on the database. There are many tools to design database like DBDesigner, SQLYog. Recently I found another application that is called MySQL Workbench. It can be used to efficiently design, manage and document database schemata. After using it’s functionality, I found this is a really good tool for design database specially for MySQL.
It is available as both, open source and commercial editions. The Community (OSS) Edition is available from this page under the free software/opensource GNU General Public License (commonly known as the “GPL”) (http://www.mysql.com/company/legal/licensing/opensource-license.html)
So, you want to compile Workbench for Linux, on Fedora 9. You need to install the following packages:
autoconf automake libtool libzip-devel libxml2-devel libsigc++20-devel libglade2-devel gtkmm24-devel mesa-libGLU-devel mysql-libs mysql mysql-devel uuid-devel lua-devel glitz-devel glitz-glx-devel pixman-devel pcre-devel libgnome-devel gtk+-devel pango-devel cairo
I feel I’m being too liberal with dependencies, but I’m not about to strip it, I just want to get it working first :)
You need to have ctemplate and ctemplate-devel installed from updates-testing-newkey (relevant koji build log).
By default, configure.in in Workbench looks for “google-ctemplate”, as opposed to just “ctemplate” as
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I had the pleasure of sitting right across the MySQL GUI Tools Team, and decided to try my hand at Workbench (Workbench for Linux, that is). Congratulations to the entire team for the great work! I am excited.
First up, the things you need on Ubuntu 8.04 (I created a fresh install, and installed all the updates), if you’re downloading the binary:
It works. It starts up. Its exciting. Of course, when I try to edit a table name or even create a table, it fails by
[Read more...]Allow me to provide some relaxed photographic observations from this morning’s MySQL UC keynotes.
Warning 1: My view is distorted, by my favourite lens, Sigma 8mm.
Warning 2: I took the pics with a shaky hand in low light, so they’re not sharp ones, of the James Duncan Davidson type (the guy who takes all the great pics for O’Reilly).
On Johnny Good’s command, doors open, and the audience starts pouring in.
Zack Urlocker has challenged me in the James Callis Lookalike Contest (of Battlestar Galactica fame), but is himself clearly in the lead.
Journalist James Niccolai of IDG, taking a picture of Rich
[Read more...]MySQL Workbench, the successor to DBDesigner 4 from FabForce, is a visual database design tool that integrates database design, modeling, creation and maintenance into a single, seamless environment for the MySQL database system. You can use it to design and create new database schemas, document existing databases and even perform complex migrations to MySQL.
It’s now a good week ago since our first Release Candidate numbered 5.0.15, and if you haven’t checked it out yet, now is a good time!
References:
With 130 entries in the “MySQL” category and no MySQL-related subcategories, my blog had become impossible to search and navigate easily.
And thus I created a number of new categories for the MySQL entries within my blog. They’re listed in the left navigation bar, below the months, as well as below:
A week ago, Mike Zinner and his team released the beta version of MySQL Workbench on http://dev.mysql.com/workbench/. MySQL Workbench is a visual database design tool that is developed by MySQL. It is the successor application of the DBDesigner4 project.
There are two different editions of MySQL Workbench at this point in time - an open source edition and a standard edition that is only available for paying customers.
This means that MySQL Workbench introduces a new concept for MySQL. Until now, MySQL products have either been open source or only available through a commercial subscription (such as MySQL Enterprise Monitor
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