Alternative to Mysql Workbench

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Well, I currently use Mysql Workbench software to do my scripts, wanted a lighter program, someone knows/could pass me some alternatives?

I don’t want PHPMYADMIN

Note: I develop with PHP - I don’t know if this influences much.

  • heidisql , I use to develop with php too, is very light and very useful<br/> Follow the link: https://www.heidisql.com/download.php

  • https://www.heidisql.com/; https://www.navicat.com/products/navicat-for-mysql; https://www.dbvis.com/download/

  • Before asking this question I was taking a look at this, is this the best around ? @Murillogoulart

  • I’ve used the free version of dbvis.com/download, it’s very light, but it doesn’t have some more advanced features.

  • Already used this: http://dbeaver.jkiss.org/ ? @Murillogoulart

  • No, it looks pretty complete as well. However, usually the more complete, the heavier, what you don’t want.

  • @Murilogoulart True, thank you!

  • sqldbx, this connects to major banks besides being Portable.

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If you use Macos, no doubt Sequel Pro.

  1. It is native to Macos
  2. Made exclusively for Mysql
  3. If you mess with permissions, you have an excellent UI for such
  4. It’s open source and free

If you don’t use Macos or are used to Jetbrains Ides, go with Datagrip. It is very expensive, but it is very complete. If it is for educational use, just send one request that you win the entire Jetbrains package for 1 year (in my case).

  1. Gives you the ability to work with multiple Dbmss
  2. If you like it, it has a great auto-complete
  3. Gives you insights for queries optimization
  4. A pro for some and against others: is from Jetbrains
  • Vlw, one I liked to use is Heidisql, very light it. I use windows 10 and Debian 9 (currently)

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I use in my service the Sqlyog, it is paid for and you can try a TRIAL version around here: https://www.webyog.com/product/sqlyog

I’ve also used the NAVICAT, I think Yog has more interesting options, but Navicat works better with some table selections. It’s also paid, trial here: https://www.navicat.com/pt/download

If you are looking for free software, one that I have already used and recommend is the Toadsql (Toadworld), I use it a lot because of the option of consulting in multiple banks (interesting option for those who own several banks for different clients). You can download by looking for "Toadsql", there are some options and also documentation, so I suggest that you browse their website.

  • Recalling that Sqlyog has a free version communit https://github.com/webyog/sqlyog-community/wiki/Downloads

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