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DESCRIPTION
Navicat for MySQL Client from PremiumSoft, is an integrated GUI tool let you perform MySQL administration and database development in an easier way. Advanced features allow you to import/export data, backup, transfer database, create query and manage your local or remote MySQL server. It also includes a full featured graphical manager for setting the users and access privileges and more.

Navicat is sophisticated enough for professional developers, yet easy to learn for new users. It is also available for Windows and Linux and translated into 6 major languages.

Navicat major features:

  • Visual Query Builder
  • SSH Tunnel for remote database connection
  • HTTP Tunnel connection (the same connection way as Webmin or phpMyAdmin)
  • Database transfer from server to server
  • Data and Structure Synchronization
  • Data backup and restore
  • Import/ Export of most popular data formats to and from MySQL
  • Tasks Scheduling and Easy-to-use wizards tool
You are entitled to free upgrades, all the maintenance releases of your purchased version within the first year after the purchase date. For instance: If you obtain Navicat 7, you are only entitled to free upgrades to Navicat 7.X.X within the first year of your purchase. For upgrading to Navicat 8, you will have to pay for it.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 7.1.3 release notes.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.2 or later.


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Developer:PremiumSoft CyberTech Ltd.
Downloads:26,940
  - Version d/l:793
Internet:Servers
License:Shareware
Date:08 May 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$129.00
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    Navicat for MySQL User Reviews (23 posts)Write A Review
    Jan 7 2008
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    CENOCRE  If you think that being forced to install things via command lines in Terminal is primitive and idiotic and should have been abandoned in 80's, then you'll like Navicat. It is light years better and easier than using WebMin.

    The interface still needs works, to improve the flow and ergonomics (HI considerations seem to have been forgotten about by most including Apple about a decade ago.), but this is a very useful and rather featured tool.

    And, so what if you have to pay. Good work deserves compensation. Besides if you use this for business you will have done dozens of things with this before you have even figured out how to install , access, and use WebMin. Additionally, using an application for direct access always blows away any browser access in almost every way shape and form, especially speed, convenience and features.

    Use your brain, use open source, if it is good, but too much open source stuff will waste years of a professional's life. If you want to get work done, rather than blindly hold on to open source, command line installs, and browser just because it is free, by all means, get Navicat.  (Version 7.0.11)

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    Nov 4 2007

    DON MORRIS  Expensive, but worth the price because of the time it has saved me over using phpMyAdmin.  (Version 7.0.9)

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    Jul 23 2007
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    WEB-JIVE  OK, I have sent 3 bug reports in over the last month had the developers have taken all 3 and fixed them! What great service. I can't say enough about a company that will actually take a bug report, verify it, get back in touch to let you know it's fixed and the latest version is available for download. WOW.

    Navicat is a critical part of my web design and hosting business. I played with a lot of tools before I settled on Navicat and have tried others since. Nothing seems to cover the bases as well.

    Highly recommended.  (Version 7.0.4)

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    Jul 14 2007

    DETLEVSKI  It is good software, I administer quite a lot of db's and found it a very usefull tool. It could indeed be a bit more stable. Further Navicat doesn't quite follow the UI rules we are used on a mac.

    For example, if you want to quit the program and have more tabs open, Navicat will present you a dialog if you are sure to close multiple tabs and if you enter "yes" it will close tha tabs but doesn't quit, this is annoying ... (and simple to fix) I am happy with this tool on the mac, but it should follow mac interface behaviour.  (Version 7.0.3)

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