- 1 MySQL Enterprise
- 2 Introduction to the MySQL Query Browser
- 3 Installation
- 4 Removing MySQL GUI Tools
- 5 Upgrading MySQL GUI Tools
- 6 Running MySQL GUI Tools
- 7 The MySQL Query Browser Connection Dialog
- 8 A Tour of the MySQL Query Browser
- 9 Using The MySQL Query Browser
- 10 The MySQL Table Editor
- 11 Options Dialog
- A Installing From Source
- B Troubleshooting Application Errors
- C How Connections Are Stored
- D XML Files Common to the MySQL GUI Applications
- E XML Files Used by MySQL Query Browser
- F Notes for Translators
- G Third-party Software Used by the MySQL GUI Tools
Besides the common files, MySQL Query Browser uses a number of XML files for internal purposes.
mysqlqb_functions.xml: Stores a list of functions and operators for use in the Function Browser.mysqlx_dbm_data types.xml: Stores a list of the available MySQL data types for use with auto-completion and with the MySQL Table Editormysqlx_dbm_charsets.xml: Stores the available MySQL character sets.mysqlqb_history.xml: Stores the queries that make up the History Browsermysqlqb_bookmark.xml: Stores the queries that form the Bookmark Browser on Windows and Linux~/Application Support/MySQL/QueryBrowser/bookmarks.xml: Stores the queries that form the Bookmark Browser on Mac OS X
