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MySQL Workbench interface - MySQL Tutorial
From the course: Advanced MySQL Data Analysis
MySQL Workbench interface
- [Instructor] Now that everything's set up, I'm going to walk you through the Workbench interface and we'll get you writing some queries. First, let's talk about how Workbench looks on Mac versus PC. Here we've got the Mac interface. On the left, you have the management tab. In the top, there's the query editor, and the bottom is the action output. When you look at the PC interface, you'll notice it's very similar. Management tab on the left. Query editor on the top, and action output on the bottom. I'm going to be running through the course on my Mac. If you're on a PC, you should have no problem following along. Just remember that while the two interfaces are skinned slightly differently, they do the same thing and everything pretty much lives in the same place. I'm going to stress this point again: don't worry that your screen doesn't look just like mine. Regardless of the type of machine you're on or which version you're running of Workbench, you should be fine to follow along…
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Introduction25s
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MySQL installation overview2m 27s
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Mac download: Community Server4m 53s
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Mac download: MySQL Workbench2m 50s
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PC download: Community Server + Workbench7m 41s
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Connecting Workbench to the server2m 20s
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MySQL Workbench interface1m 34s
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Creating the Maven Fuzzy Factory database7m 52s
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Getting to know the database4m 20s
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USE mavenfuzzyfactory;2m 26s
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