May 3, 2018 - Set up and connect to a table in MySQL. In this tutorial you will make a database of newspaper stories that contain words from a search of a newspaper archive. Below are tips on the installation for the PC and Mac:.

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MySQL Workbench: If you do not know it yet you are missing out on a great ally. This post is also available in: MySQL Workbench: if you do not know it you are missing out on a great ally. Introduction When we hear about MySQL we immediately think of the powerful relational database “RDBMS”, which now belongs to the giant Oracle®. We, as application programmers, prefer to use the command line for our purposes but “MySQL Workbench” is the right answer to enjoy a visual interface in the design and administration of our databases.

In this installment we will evaluate the “MySQL Workbench version 6.3.6 Community” which is the basis for the “Standard Edition” and their main difference is the extended documentation, additional modules / add-ons and direct user support, all commercially licensed. Although it is true that we are talking about programming with databases as an opening, we also say that “MySQL Workbench” has a very useful section in the administration of data servers and we present it as a frame of reference for our goal to monitor the handling and storage of our information, join us! Prerequisites In order to use “MySQL Workbench” we must definitely have a MySQL server installed, and in this case we use both applications on the same GNU/Linux Ubuntu 16 LTS, 64 bits machine, therefore the indicated graphs may be different from what you see in your computers. The examples of data named here are fictitious and they are only for didactic purposes, any resemblance to reality will be an absolute coincidence. Certain trademarks are accompanied by a symbol like ® or © and belong to their respective owners. Software requirements “MySQL Workbench” (MSQLW) is designed to work with: • GNU / Linux (Ubuntu from version 9 and Fedora from version 11 are officially certified).

• Mac OS 10.6.1 or higher. • Windows 7 or higher. For Windows you need “Microsoft.NET 3.5” and then you need to download the installer with the “Microsoft Installer.msi” extension. GNU/Linux needs at least Cairo 1.6.0, glib-2.10, libxml-2.6, libsigc ++ 2.0, pcre and libzip.

For this environment, in the Debian distribution (and its “flavors”) it will only be necessary to select the administrator rights with the “apt-get install mysql-workbench” command to automatically download all necessary packages and even invite us to remove from our fixed disk the libraries that are not in use in order to save space. Hardware Requirements To be able to use MSQLW at least we must have: • Dual 2 Ghz core processor (4 cores recommended) • 4 gigabytes of RAM (6 gigabytes recommended). • A screen with a minimum resolution of 1024×768 pixels (1280×1024 recommended). This configuration is normal in modern computers (requirements for “MySQL Server” are different). Running MSQLW Once we have installed it in our computer, we proceed to execute it and we will see a welcome screen similar to this one: On the right side we will see the shortcuts to the options that will help us to use this tool (this is called “Central Workbench”): • “MySQL Utilities” that run under a terminal window (command line). • “MySQL Bug Reporter” the open source allows constant debugging by the entire community that wants to collaborate with it.