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a MySQL connection? Why might I need to create more than one? A.2. How do I create a MySQL database (schema) in MySQL Workbench? A.3. Is there an easy way to select all data from a table, and then see the results? A.1. What is a MySQL connection? https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17952_01/workbench-en/workbench-faq.html Why might I need to create more than one? A MySQL connection links (connects) http://serverfault.com/questions/485768/error-2013-lost-connection-to-mysql-server-during-query-when-executing-check-ta Workbench to a MySQL server. Most actions performed within Workbench are then performed against the connected MySQL server. Each MySQL connection contains its own set of definitions, so you might define multiple MySQL connections in Workbench. For example, the connections might connect to different MySQL servers, or the same MySQL server with different user names, or lost connection enable SSL for one, or you might set up a connection to a remote MySQL server (on your web host?) using the SSH options, and so on. As for multiple connections to the same local MySQL server, you might have one connection using "root" with another using a less privileged user. Depending on how you set up the users, they may (or may not) both have rights to see and use lost connection to the same databases (information). For example, you might use Workbench to configure and use the less-privileged user that you use for your web application. So to summarize, connections simply connect to the MySQL server. If two connections use the same exact information then the results in Workbench will be identical. However, that is not a common use case. For additional information about MySQL connections in MySQL Workbench, see ChapterĀ 5, MySQL Connections. A.2. How do I create a MySQL database (schema) in MySQL Workbench? Open a MySQL connection to open the SQL editor. On the left pane there is an Object Browser that contains two tabs titled Management and Schemas. Choose the schemas tab (default). Right-click anywhere in the Schemas pane and choose Create Schema from the context-menu. Follow the schema creation wizard by naming your new schema, and click Apply to create your new schema. Other options include clicking the "Create Schema" icon on the main navigation bar, or executing a "CREATE SCHEMA your_db_name" query in the SQL editor. A.3. Is there an easy way to select all data from a table, and then see the results? From the schema navigator, hover over the table and click the icon. This executes a "SELECT * FROM schema.table" query and loads t
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