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How to Install MySQL on Windows Using MySQL Installer

The article provides a comprehensive walkthrough outlining the aspects of how to install MySQL Server on Windows using MySQL Installer. Learn the subtleties of the MySQL installation process step-by-step to ensure you have MySQL Server together with its tools running smoothly. Download MySQL Installer The most convenient way to install and set up MySQL Server […]

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How to Change a Column Name in MySQL

Learn how to safely rename a column in a MySQL database using a universal multi-featured tool – dbForge Studio for MySQL. To paraphrase Heraclitus, the only constant is change. That concerns databases too. With time, business requirements change forcing the database development process to adapt. Thus, database developers increasingly face the necessity to perform structural database […]

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Azure Database for MySQL: How to Connect and Migrate Databases with dbForge Studio for MySQL

In this article, you’ll learn how to connect to Azure Database for MySQL and discover three scenarios of database migration from MySQL to Azure using dbForge Studio for MySQL. The article demonstrates how to connect to Azure Database for MySQL Server via dbForge Studio for MySQL. It also explores three common approaches of using the […]

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dbForge Studio for MySQL vs MySQL Workbench

Every single year new products and new versions of the leading tools enter the market. Their providers compete, offering database specialists more and more features. Thus, users have a whole bunch of possibilities to achieve their goals with the best-fit solutions. The only challenge remaining is which tool to use.  MySQL Workbench is one of […]

How to Create a Many-to-Many Relationship

Establishing a many-to-many relationship between the tables in a database is usually done for ensuring efficient data processing and data integrity, as well as for database normalization and data analysis tasks. Since relational databases don’t allow implementing a direct many-to-many relationship between two tables, handling that kind of relationship can be an intimidating task. In […]

How to kill certain connections to a MySQL database

Maintenance of databases or servers is quite often performed by database administrators at night. But these routines sometimes get blocked by long-running queries or applications that hang onto locks much longer than expected. Regularly, priority is given to the application and maintenance routines are often canceled in order not to interfere with the application. But […]

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Backing Up All MySQL Server Databases or Only the Required Ones

When having only several databases to manage, regular backup operations can be done quite easily and seamlessly either with the help of a few simple scripts or by configuring an SQL Server agent that will perform the backup automatically. But sometimes the situation is more complicated. When, for instance, there are hundreds of databases, backing […]

How to work with dbForge Studio for MySQL on MacOS by using Parallels Desktop

Many database professionals use Mac for their daily work. Devart is going to develop its software products for Mac platform in future. But for now, our users owing macOS devices can face some issues with procuring high-quality and comfortable work. One of the best solutions to resolve such issues is a software called Parallels Desktop. This is […]

Importing Data by Mask

Introduction In this article, we will show how to perform routine data export from multiple files by a certain mask with help of the Data Import functionality of dbForge Studio for MySQL and how to schedule the recurring execution of the import with Microsoft Task Scheduler. Scenario Suppose, we need to simultaneously import multiple daily […]

Deploying PMM on DigitalOcean

It’s very easy to install Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) on DigitalOcean. If you’ve never used DigitalOcean before, you will find that it is user-friendly and not very expensive. For $5/month you can easily host your PMM on it, letting you monitor your simple infrastructure or try out PMM before implementing it to monitor your production environments.

Let’s prepare the DigitalOcean instance

Log in to DigitalOcean (DO) control panel and click “Create Droplet.”

Thanks to DO you can skip the boring OS setup and save time by using the Docker “One click app” in DO and the Docker image from PMM.

Note: After clicking on “Docker…” choose an instance size that accommodates your budget – PMM can run on as little as the 1GB 1vCPU instance!

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Next step – select a nearby region …

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