No inline edit (for us that’s enough not to use it as a replacement for Workbench) Simple and efficient data export, without necessarily being very extensive These three alternatives have advantages and disadvantages compared to MySQL Workbench that we’ll detail here:Īpplication with a lightweight and simple interface To remedy this, we decided to look at other solutions. This can make things tricky, especially when we need fast action on a production database. In addition, sometimes very simple queries take 3 minutes to execute. So why look for alternatives? Well, unfortunately all these positive points are marred by recurring freezes and numerous crashes that, at best, just concern the application itself but can also affect the whole PC. It’s easy to manage several connections and query tabs at the same time thanks to its lightweight interface: In our opinion, one of its greatest strengths remains its ergonomics. Simple and efficient data export and importĪbility to edit/delete/add lines directly via the interface and make changes (more commonly known as "inline edit")Īnalysis of the database (number of queries in progress, type of query. Management of multiple database connections, securely via SSH
Comply with development standards.Īnalyze and improve database code performance: Find slow objects and SQL queries, optimize a slow object, a call chain, a slow SQL query, display a query execution plan.To fix this problem, we made it simple and took one of the best known and most reputable tools available - Linux: MySQL Workbench and quickly discovered that it’s relatively powerful with many features: Understand the inner workings and document your code with call graphs, code diagrams, CRUD matrices, and object dependency matrices (ODMs).Īutomatically generate source code documentation in HTML format.Ĭompare two pieces of code, databases or entire applications. Integrate continuous code inspection in a CI workflow. Scan the code to find security vulnerabilities, bugs and maintenance issues. Identify breaking changes with impact analysis.
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