MySQL Workbench

Note: Now requires OS X 10.14 or later

Important Note:

MySQL Workbench 8.0.19 is unable to open a new connection to MySQL Server from the home screen if the server is not started and you cannot start a server by using the Workbench Administration feature. Administrative and SQL editing tasks require an online server for the duration of this issue. Feature tasks that you performed with an offline server in previous releases now return an error message indicating that the server is unreachable
This issue is limited to MySQL Workbench 8.0.19. Thank you for your patience
Workaround: Start MySQL Server independently before opening the Administration and SQL Query tabs in

MySQLFunctionality Added or Changed:

• Workbench. On Linux, you can replace the MySQL Connector/C++ 8.0.19 library with the 8.0.18 library
• A new context menu item now copies the headers and rows of queried data with tabs as separators, making it convenient to copy and paste query results into Excel. Thanks to Raj Rao for the patch.
• The following MySQL server language features are now supported: value references in INSERT statements, new options (TLS version, cipher suite, compression, and privilege check) in CHANGE MASTER TO replication statements, random passwords in CREATE USER and ALTER USER statements, EXPLAIN ANALYZE, and binary collation names
• Context help for the keywords and functions in SQL queries now includes updated syntax and usage information

Bugs Fixed:

• When attempting to export MySQL 5.7 data using MySQL Workbench 8.0, the server returned an error indicating that INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMN_STATISTICS was an unknown table. Consistent parameter use with mysqldump now skips the table as expected
• The SQL editor applied syntax-error highlighting to the EXPLAIN keyword in a valid statement prefixed with EXPLAIN ANALYZE, but the statement executed as expected
• A syntax error was generated for valid ANALYZE TABLE statements with either the UPDATE HISTOGRAM or DROP HISTOGRAM clause
• Storage engines not supported by MySQL were listed as possible engines that could be selected for tables. Unsupported storage engines now are removed from the suggestion list
• An existing stored connection could not be replaced with a new connection having the same name when the attempt was made from the Source Selection step of the MySQL Workbench Migration Wizard
• On macOS, the Cancel and Export buttons in the Export Recordset context window (for SQL INSERT statements) were mostly hidden
• If the ls command produced an error message together with a list of files, no audit log for the error appeared in the Enterprise MySQL Audit Log Inspector
• An original SQL Server record (for example, 1020.6) was copied inaccurately to the corresponding MySQL column (1020.0) when migrated using the DECIMAL data type. Similarly, data migrated using the NUMERIC type generated a type-conversion error. Now, both decimal and numeric values are stored as DECIMAL types to fix the resolution of the decimal value or to fix the type conversion. (Bug #30062094, Bug #96230, Bug #30263415, Bug #96744)
• The uniqueidentifier data type in a SQL Server source table was interpreted during migration as type VARCHAR(64) UNIQUE in the MySQL target column, instead of a VARCHAR column to represent a GUID (UUID) that is not unique
• The relationship arrows within an EER diagram were not visible when the Dark Mode theme was enabled on a macOS host and the diagram was exported as a single page PDF file. This fix disables the theme in models to prevent conflicts with the colors assigned by the model editor
• An empty file list was shown when the audit_log_file value was set to any location other than the MySQL server data directory