Also you can enter functions like now() (they must start on first position) or certain KEYWORDS like CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, CURRENT_USER and NULL and they will be stored not as the literal string 'CURRENT_USER' but as what is the meaning of that keyword (like To store a function or keyword as a literal string (i.e.To set 'NULL', 'EMPTY' (string) or 'DEFAULT' you can right click a cell and choose the option.To sort data just click on the grid header.To Delete specified rows, check the checkbox against the rows and Click delete button in the toolbar (you may mark several rows for deletion and delete them at a stroke).
Multiple selection in the GRID is possible with Shift+Click.To Insert a row at the specified position, enter the data at the last blank row.To Alter value in any cell, place the cursor at the desired cell and type the new data.Finally, note that only the number of rows defined is stored and thus persistent - the 'offset' value is not - so when viewing table contents next time after display contents of another table, display will always start at first row. Observe that a table is not identified by connection details so if you have same 'databasename.tablename' table on different servers (for instance replicated or synchronized servers) SQLyog data tab will display the same number of rows for both tables. The value you entered will now be stored by SQLyog and the value will have effect for that particular table in that particular database from now on - also after a program restart. To see all rows check All rows option and press Refresh. To see a limited number of rows, specify the limits in the edit boxes and press Refresh. The specified number of rows as shown in the Limit box is displayed. This tab will always display the table data in 'paged mode' and above the GRID you will find controls (like arrow keys) to navigate through the complete table. It is populated by a simple SELECT query generated by SQLyog itself.
#Update mysql based on another table update#
To manually insert or update data in a MySQL Table, right click on the table in the Object Browser and select the Open Table or press F11.
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