SQLyog Community 8.32. Webyog Softworks Pvt. 11.4MB - Open Source Download. SQLyog is an all-round Management Tool (/'GUI'/'Frontend') for the MySQL database. MySQL versions from 3.23 to 5.1.x are supported. SQLyog provides an efficient and intuitive User Interface for management of MySQL. DBeaver - Universal Database Manager and SQL Client. DBeaver is free and open source. Maltego is easy and quick to install - it uses Java, so it runs on Windows, Mac and Linux. Hardware requirements Maltego is supported on Java 8 64 bit but Java 11 64 bit is recommended.
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With each new SQLyog version we constantly add features, improve usability, improve performance and - not to forget - fix bugs and add/change code to 'cope with' changes in the MySQL server itself and with new MySQL versions. We do not want to distribute program versions with known bugs - at least not critical ones - and not distribute versions either that may result in unexpected behavior due to new MySQL versions or incompatible changes in MySQL. If you want to be able to install and run an old version that you purchased some time back anyway - well - it is your choice then. But you will have to keep the old installer in a safe place yourself then. Also in situations where an registered user's registration period (and thus his ability to upgrade for free) has expired we are very reluctant to provide him with an old version. Not even if he lost the installer.
In principle we only distribute the latest stable version of the SQLyog program.
For your own benefit: PLEASE do not keep the 'safe copy' of the installer on the same hard drive as where it is installed. Because it is not safe at all! Hard drives sometimes stop functioning without warning and the file system may be damaged/unreadable for several reasons! Within the upgrade period you can request an upgrade for free. After that you are 'on your own'.
In very rare situations we can distribute an old version to users having a very specific problem that can be solved by using an old version. Such situations have occurred a few times as a result of a support request where we have not been able to fix an issue introduced with some later version in reasonable time.
However there are two situations where we distribute older version though: First we can provide version 5.32 for use with Win9x/ME systems (and for use in a few more rare situations too). As the second exception registered users of Enterprise or Ultimate 7.x and higher can request a copy of 6.56 if they need to use Data Sync with MySQL servers before 4.1.x.
. Getting Started:
Download SQLyog from Download Page. Execute it and follow the steps to install the program. The installation and registration are possible with a silent installation.
Once you start SQLyog, you will get a figure as shown below. The connection window allows you to connect to the MySQL server.
SQLyog gives you a choice between four different connectivity options. No matter whatever your firewall/proxy/ISP settings are, you should be able to smartly manage your MySQL Server(s). The various connectivity options (in the order of responsiveness and network efficiency) are:
- Direct connection using MySQL C API: This is by far the fastest way to connect and manage your MySQL server. This is the preferred method if you are not concerned about your MySQL traffic being spoofed. However, this requires direct access to your MySQL server. Most ISPs block the MySQL port or disallow remote access.
- SSH Tunneling *: Use this option if you need to encrypt the contents of your MySQL traffic, but still want the efficiency of the MySQL C API. If your host supports SSH tunneling, SQLyog can use the tunnel to communicate with MySQL.
- HTTP Tunneling *: This option saves your day if your ISP/MySQL provider disallows remote access, either by blocking the MySQL port or by giving access to “localhost” only. The response is slow compared to the previous options since the data is XML encoded and HTTP is stateless by nature. However, you can use all the cool features of SQLyog (and start getting more sleep!).
- HTTPS Tunneling *: This option is similar to HTTP Tunneling but adds another layer of security by establishing a secure channel. *
- SSL Encryption *: With this option all communication between SQLyog and the MySQL server is encrypted. The MySQL server must support this option. Not all servers do!
To get more information on how to connect using your preferred method, click on one of the topics below.
Direct connection using MySQL C API
Connection using SSH Tunneling *
Connection using HTTP Tunneling *
Connection using HTTPS Tunneling*
Connection using SSL Encryption *
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*: This feature is available in SQLyog Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate.
If you are using SQLyog for the first time then you have to first create an instance of your database connection. You can do this by clicking on New button in the connection manager dialog
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- New- Click the new button. In the name field (figure shown right) type the name by which you will recognize the connection. By default SQLyog will create an instance with default values (e.g. localhost, root).
- Save- This button allows you to save any change in the connection details.
- Delete-
Click this button to Delete the currently selected connection. Click Yes to Delete.
- Rename- Click the rename button to rename a connection. Note that Connection Names are names used internally by SQLyog only (and not MySQL). Connection Names are used by SQLyog for storing the connection details. Also, certain SQLyog functionalities will make use of the connection name as stored by SQLyog.