SQL Maestro for MySQL

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SQL Maestro for MySQL is the primary tool for managing, controlling, and developing MySQL and MariaDB databases. This software provides a rich set of graphical user interface tools for anyone using MySQL or MariaDB, including database developers, database administrators (DBAs), and data analysts. In short, SQL Maestro for MySQL is a sophisticated and reliable software that database administrators can use to create and manage databases, significantly reducing the overall complexity of the task with its practical and essential tools for creating and managing databases.

Key Features of SQL Maestro for MySQL

  • Support to all versions of MySQL server from version 3.23
  • Direct support to specific features of MariaDB
  • Easy management of database objects
  • Database designer
  • Data review, editing, grouping, sorting, and filtering
  • SQL editor
  • Visual Query Builder with support to subqueries and UNIONS
  • Working with MySQL servers remotely, via SSH tunnel or HTTP
  • Extracting and importing data in common formats
  • Powerful BLOB viewer/editor
  • And more...

🔗 How to use

  1. Install the software.
  2. Copy and replace the contents of the cracked file folder in the software installation directory.
  3. Run the software.

Software Installation Location: The software installation location is typically inside the Windows drive and within the Program Files folder. You can also find the installation location by using this method.

  • In Windows 10 and 11, after installation, right-click on the software Shortcut in the Start menu and select Open file location. In the window that opens, right-click on the software Shortcut again and choose Open file location.
  • In Windows 8, after installation, right-click on the software Shortcut on the Start Screen and select Open file location. In the window that opens, right-click on the software Shortcut again and choose Open file location.
  • In Windows 7, after installation, right-click on the software Shortcut in the Start menu and select Open file location.
  • In Windows XP, after installation, right-click on the software Shortcut in the Start menu, select Properties, and then click on Find Target.

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