The Editors section is used to configure options
    specific to the different editors available within the MySQL GUI
    Suite. At the time of writing this is limited to the
    MySQL Table Editor.
  
Currently, configuring editors is only available on the Windows platform.
        Show SQL command before applying changes:
        Toggles whether the MySQL Table Editor will show you the
        CREATE TABLE or ALTER
        TABLE statement it is about to execute for
        confirmation when you click Apply
        Changes.
      
        All columns Not Null per default: Determines
        whether the MySQL Table Editor will designate columns as being
        NOT NULL by default when creating new
        columns.
      
        All integer columns unsigned per default:
        Sets whether integer columns are declared
        UNSIGNED by default when creating new
        columns.
      
        Default storage engine: Sets the storage
        engine to be assigned to newly created tables. This value is
        independent of the default storage engine of the MySQL server.
      
        PK Naming: Dictates the format that should be
        used to name PRIMARY KEY columns that are
        automatically generated. The
        %tablename% portion will be replaced
        with the name of the appropriate table.
      
        Index Naming: Sets the name automatically
        generated for new indexes. The %nr%
        string will be replaced with an automatically incrementing
        number.
      
        FK Naming: Configures the name used when
        creating new foreign keys.
      
        PK Datatype: The datatype used when creating
        a PRIMARY KEY column.
      
        Def. data type The default datatype assigned
        to all new columns that are not part of a PRIMARY
        KEY.
      

