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From:stefan Date:September 25 2007 10:18am
Subject:svn commit - mysqldoc@docsrva: r7919 - trunk/workbench-pro
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Author: shinz
Date: 2007-09-25 12:18:04 +0200 (Tue, 25 Sep 2007)
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+astraia~/svn> svn co svn+ssh://shinz@stripped/svnroot/mysql-workbench-pro
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+Table of Contents
+1. MySQL Enterprise
+2. Installation
+2.1. Introduction
+2.2. Installation Under Windows
+2.2.1. Using the Windows Installer
+2.2.2. Installation From the ZIP File
+2.3. Installation Under Linux
+- Soon to come, version 1.1
+2.3.1. Installing the Generic Tarball
+2.3.2. RPM Installation
+2.4. Installation Under Mac OS X
+3. Removing MySQL Workbench
+3.1. Uninstallation – Windows
+3.2. Uninstallation – Linux
+3.3. Uninstallation – Mac OS X
+4. Upgrading MySQL Workbench
+4.0  Automatic Update
+4.1. Upgrading – Windows
+4.2. Upgrading – Linux
+4.2.1. Tarball Upgrade
+4.2.2. RPM Upgrade
+4.3. Upgrading – Mac OS X
+5. Initial Startup
+- Activation Procedure (commercial version)
+5.1. Startup Under Windows
+5.2. Startup Under Linux
+5.3. Startup On Mac OS X
+- Startup Options
+
+
+Quick Start and Tutorials
+- from the old WB manual -
+https://inside.mysql.com/wiki/MySQLWorkbenchAlphaReleases
+7. Getting Started with The MySQL Workbench
+7.1. The Default Schema
+7.1.1. Creating a New Table- Grab some contents from here:
+7.1.2. Creating Other Schema Objects
+7.2. Creating a New Schema
+
+6. MySQL Workbench Reference
+
+   - UI Overview
+     - Docking Area
+     - Palettes
+     - Toolbar
+     - Status Bar
+     - etc.
+
+   - Menu Items
+6.5. The Menu
+6.5.1. File Menu
+6.5.2. Edit Menu
+6.5.3. View Menu
+6.5.4. Database Menu
+6.5.5. Plugins Menu
+6.5.6. Tools Menu
+6.5.7. Windows Menu
+6.5.8. Help Menu
+
+6.1. The Overview Page
+     - Diagrams
+     - Physical Schemata
+     - Privileges
+     - etc.
+
+- Diagrams
+- The following is only for editing diagrams -
+6.2. The Vertical Toolbar
+6.2.1. The Standard Mouse Pointer
+6.2.2. The Hand Tool
+6.2.3. The Eraser Tool
+6.2.4. Using the Layer Tool
+
+- The Navigator Palettes
+6.3. The Schemata/Layers Palettes
+6.4. The Properties Palettes
+
+- New chapter: Editors
+
+- Creating Tables
+- Overview
+6.2.5. The Table Tool
+8. The MySQL Table Editor
+8.1. Introduction
+8.2. The Main Editor Window
+8.3. The Columns And Indices Tab
+8.3.1. The Column Editor
+8.3.2. The Detail Area
+8.4. The Table Options Tab
+8.5. The Advanced Options Tab
+8.5.1. The Various Section
+8.5.2. The Row Options Section
+8.5.3. The Storage Options Section
+8.5.4. The Merge Table Options Section
+8.5.5. The Table RAID Settings Section
+
+- Creating Foreign Key Relationships
+     - Overview
+6.2.8. The Relationship Tools
+- Relationships Editor
+
+9.2. Creating Views
+     - Overview
+     6.2.6. The View Tool
+     - The Views Editor
+
+- Creating Stored Procedures and Functions
+     - Overview
+6.2.7. The Routine Group Tool
+- Routine Groups Editor
+
+- Creating Notes
+     - Overview
+6.2.9. The Note Tool
+- Notes Editor
+
+- Creating Images
+     - Overview
+6.2.9. The Image Tool
+- Images Editor
+
+
+- Forward Engineering
+  - Exporting SQL Scripts
+  - Database Synchronization (commercial)
+
+- Reverse Engineering
+  - Importing SQL Scripts
+  - Reverse Engineering From a Live Database (commercial)
+
+- Printing (commercial)
+
+- Plugins
+  - Validation Plugins (commercial)
+
+- The Options Dialog
+
+- Customizing and Expanding MySQL Workbench
+
+10. The Generic Runtime Environment (GRT) Shell
+10.1. Introduction
+10.2. Exploring the GRT Shell
+10.2.1. Menu Items
+10.2.2. The Shell
+10.2.3. The Globals Tree Panel
+10.3. Using the GRT Shell
+10.4. Invoking the GRT Shell From the Command Line
+11. Reverse Engineering Workbench
+List of Figures
+6.1. Workbench design screen
+8.1. The MySQL Table Editor
+8.2. The column editor
+8.3. The index editor
+8.4. The Confirm Table Edit dialog
+10.1. The GRT shell (Windows)
+
+- Writing Scripts
+
+- Writing Plugins
+
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