I am using MySQL Workbench Version 8.022 on Ubuntu 20.04 OS. Strangely there is no schema panel present in MySQL workbench window and I can't manage to find a way to display the schema panel.
I have installed the snap edition of MySQL-Workbench-Community
Following is the screenshot -
See where it says "Administration" and then there are left/right arrows either side. Click the right arrow to get to Schemas. Or pull the vertical divider to the right to show both. Took me a while to find it too!
The problem seems to be with the snap package I guess. I removed the snap package -
sudo snap remove mysql-workbench-community
Then I went to the link https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/workbench/ to download the MySQL-Workbench-Community for my version of OS.
For me it was mysql-workbench-community_8.0.26-1ubuntu20.04_amd64.deb
Then I installed it from the terminal using the command -
sudo gdebi mysql-workbench-community_8.0.26-1ubuntu20.04_amd64.deb
Now I open MySQL-Workbench -
As shown in the screenshot, this time I have the Schemas tab to the right side of Administration tab. I click on the Schemas tab -
As shown in the screenshot, now my Schemas Panel is open.
Update: the tab selector for Administration and Schemas is now at the bottom of the Navigator window:
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When I try to install MySQL on my Windows machine. The installer runs and the following progress bar appears then it closes right away without any effect.
I had this problem too and thankfully I solved it.
Basically your installer already opened a window when it finished loading but somehow the window is hidden. You can open the window via task manager
I am trying to install MySQL v.5.7.16 along with the Workbench and Connectors.
All installation videos/tutorials show a Product Configuration step during installation. However, when I use the installer I never receive a Production Configuration step. I show a screenshot below. The Product Configuration should appear below the Installation step in the blue left-hand side menu as shown in the second picture.
I went through the same problem as well. What I did to fix it was simple:
Reopening the file, "MySQL Installer.exe"
You'll see the list of product you've installed. At the column "Quick Action," you'll see a word, "Reconfigure."
Hit it! Done!
Steps:
Uninstall MySQL products from your machine.
Delete "C:\Program Files (x86)\MySQL" folder.
Go to "https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/windows/installer/8.0.html".
There are two options for "Windows (x86, 32-bit), MSI Installer", choose "(mysql-installer-community-8.0.22.0.msi)" version, instead of "(mysql-installer-web-community-8.0.22.0.msi)". The community installer is an offline installer, while web-community is an online installer.
Had the same issue. This worked well for me.
open the installer again from the start menu and click reconfigure.
I found reconfigure option for 3 of the installed items.
I successfully installed the SQL Community Server installer for 5.6.34. I made no changes to my firewall, etc.
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/windows/installer/5.6.html
MySQL may have a problem with the latest 5.7 installer, or I had a corrupted install that mostly worked but would not configure.
A few lessons learned:
The Product Configuration should appear as an option immediately
after selecting to install a specific version of SQL Server (x86 or x64) in the SQL Installer UI.
If anyone else has this problem, I suggest uninstalling the installer the first time you see this problem.
I found the following steps helpful:
relaunch your MySQL installer,
go to "my server" and reconfigure it,
set the root password
.. and it's done!
I open Workbench normally, then I make some queries and then I click on save icon.
After clicking the save icon, the platform stop working.
I'm using workbench 6.2.4 on windows 8.1.
SOLUTION
It seems the new version 6.3.3.0 fixed the problem.
I found the solution in the following URL:
https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=75015
So, I had to install and old version of mysql workbench (6.1.7).
Hope they can fix the problem in future versions.
I'm using xampp to start my mysql server but i want to start it automatically on start up of
my computer. Is there anyway i could make my Xampp (MYSQL) opens automatically on start up?
You should add MySQL as one of your computer's services so it would run automatically on start-up. If you are using Windows OS, then probably, your XAMPP is installed on C:\XAMPP\. Now, go to your XAMPP directory and right click xampp-control.exe run it as administrator and the XAMPP control panel will pop-up. Check the box beside MySQL, that is the box under Service column and is beside the MySQL Module. Mostly, a UAC or user account control will pop-up asking you some stuff, just accept it and install the MySQL service to your PC. If everything is done correctly, your MySQL service should automatically start when your computer boot up.
you need to your xamp application to you startup item of windows/linux check the following link for windows
http://www.wikihow.com/Alter-Startup-Programs-in-Windows-XP
If you are using windows Operating system, then put xampp in your startup.
Startup will be available in your start menu -> all programs
1.Open your xampp-control panel in this folder path xampp\xampp-control.exe.
2. Just make a tick mark on service!
to see the image click here
OR
For Window: see the Links below
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/12444-task-scheduler-create-new-task.html
I installed the latest stable xampp package, and received the following error page when I tried to access MySQL administration page.
I haven't been able to find documentation of this particular problem on several guides, and mysql's configuration file, my.cnf does not appear to be in the same place when installed with xampp.
There is another instance of mysql service running.
If you are on windows:
Go to local services: You can run services.msc
Scroll down till you see mysql, right click and click stop on the context menu that appears.
Restart xammp and run phpmyadmin again.