From: Mike Lischke (Mike.LischkeSun.COM)
Date: Wed Dec 10 2008 - 04:28:28 CST

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Dear MySQL users,

right on time for year's end there is a new release of the popular
MySQL GUI Tools package. With this release we also changed our source
code management system and published all code on Launchpad.net. We are
now using Bazaar (as we do for MySQL Workbench development) which
allows decentralized development. The reason why we did it is that we
want to let the community play a bigger part in the maintenance
process of our GUI tools. You can now easily clone the branches using
the built-in Launchpad plugin that comes with the Bazaar client using
these commands:

bzr branch lp:mysql-administrator
bzr branch lp:mysql-querybrowser
bzr branch lp:mysql-migrationtool
bzr branch lp:mysql-gui-common

This direct access also makes it unnecessary to provide separate
source packages, thus we will not update them anymore. All the GUI
tools Launchpad projects are part of the MySQL super project which you
can find at https://www.launchpad.net/mysql. They are mirrored from
our main trees and you can use Launchpad to propose patches for
merging which we will apply to the trees if they successfully go
through our review. For bug reports we will continue to use the MySQL
bug tracker.

In the GUI common folder there is now a file ("!How to build GUI
tools.txt") which describes in detail what you need and how to build
the GUI tools. Currently it contains only steps needed on Windows, so
those for Linux and Mac still must be added yet.

For this release you can find the change log below. For those wanting
to know more about the GUI tools in general a short description
follows, which includes download and documentation links.

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Bug fixes:
- Bug #35238 MySQL Query Browser crashes during export to Excel
- Bug #35382 Lock tables does not work - not even while using FLUSH
TABLES WITH...
- Bug #29321 access violation / thread_cache_size
- Fixed reverse-engineering problem with Oracle databases related to
access to (outdated) ANALYSE_SCHEMA function.

Changes:
- Migrated repositories from Subversion to Bazaar, solved issues due
to missing files caused by subversion export.
- Reworked connection handling in Query Browser such that each tab
page has now a persistent connection (used by all result set grids,
explain pane, master-detail, compare etc. on that page). This allows
for the use of connection specific features like user variables,
without the need to start a transaction.
- Server ping happens now in a keep-alive-thread to avoid freezing the
UI when the server disappears.
- Improved detection of manual transaction changes.
- Added detailed "How to build GUI tools" file (currently with
description for Windows only).
- All 4 repositories (MySQL Administrator, MySQ Query Browser, MySQL
Migration Toolkit, GUI common) are now mirrored on Launchpad.net.

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MySQL GUI Tools for 5.0 is a bundled package including MySQL GUI tools
for the MySQL 4.1/5.0/5.1 Server. It consists of the following products

MySQL Administrator 1.2.15 GA
MySQL Query Browser 1.2.15 GA
MySQL Migration Toolkit 1.1.15 GA

and offers a complete set of graphical tools to configure, manage and
work with the MySQL Server.

GUI Tools package download page

http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/gui-tools/5.0.html

GUI Tools manuals as PDF or CHM in english, greek, italian,
portuguese, russian, spanish or ukrainian, or as HTML for online reading

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/

Mike
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Mike Lischke, Senior Software Engineer
Database Group, Developer Tools
Sun Microsystems Inc., www.sun.com

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