dbForge Fusion for MySQL is a Visual Studio add-in that offers you a visual, quick, and simple way to develop MySQL databases and to manage database connections using the Database Connection Manager window.
To access Database Connection Properties, use one of the following options:
Go to the Extensions > Fusion menu and select New Connection.
On the Database menu, click
Create New Connection
The Data Connection Properties - MySQL dialog box opens where you can configure MySQL connection properties in order to connect to the database.
Create a New Server Connection
To create a server connection, do the following:
1. On the Data Source tab, select a server to which you want to connect.
2. On the Connection tab, enter the following information:
- Host: Name (or IP address) of the computer that hosts the MySQL server.
- Port (for the TCP/IP connection): Port number of the computer that hosts the MySQL server. The default port number is 3306.
- User: Name of the MySQL user account.
- Password: Password for the MySQL user account you’ve specified in the User field. If you want to save the password for future use, select Allow saving password check box.
- Database: Name of the database you want to connect to. Alternatively, you can also select the database you want to connect to from the Database drop-down list.
- Connection Name: Generated automatically. However, you can create a distinctive name for the new connection.
3. (Optional) On the Connection tab, assign a category for a new connection in the Document Category box.
4. (Optional) To modify additional connection properties, click Advanced.
5. (Optional) To configure security properties, click Security. For example, you can set up either SSL or SSH security properties.
6. (Optional) To configure HTTP tunnel properties, click HTTP.
7. (Optional) To use an embedded server, click Embedded.
8. On the Parameters tab, verify or change the parameters you have set by double-clicking the required field.
9. (Optional) Click Test Connection to verify that you can connect to the database with the specified connection parameters.
10. To create the connection, click OK.
The new connection appears in Database Explorer where you can start using it to create, update, and manage database objects and data in MySQL tables.
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· 7 mo. ago
Does anyone know if the MySQL team are any closer to releasing an update?
Considering moving to MSSQL at this stage.
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· 10 mo. ago
Yes..
But skip the UI tools and connect via DbContext like a pro ...
Its actually the same story with mssql after the EF tools was nerfed ...
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Op · 10 mo. ago
Thanks. I'll give it a try, but I'll have to connect via DbContext like a newbie. LOL
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· 10 mo. ago
MySQL isn't supported for Visual Studio 2022 yet.
it's weird and frustrating, to be honest, but if you want to work with MySQL with VS22, you either need to change the Database or go back to VS19.
//stackoverflow.com/questions/69911868/cant-install-mysql-8-with-only-visual-studio-2022-installed-on-windows
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· 9 mo. ago
At least, there are people with the same problem than me ._.
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· 8 mo. ago
Same problem here.
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