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• Program versions: SQLyog Version History
  
  Answer: Please refer relevant page in online documentation ...
  
  
• How does SQLyog connect to MySQL?: What should I enter as 'hostname' when connecting to a MySQL server at an ISP.
  
  Answer:   It depends on the systems and the network settings at your ISP. The systems that ISP's operate are too numerous to mention. Some operate almost ...
  
  
• SSH-tunneling: What Is SSH and SSH-tunneling?
  
  Answer:   The Acronym SSH stands for Secure Shell Host. SSH was originally created to provide a secure way to access server systems at "low level", to ...
  
  
• How does SQLyog connect to MySQL?: How do connection names resolve to ip's?
  
  Answer:   NOTE: This is not a typical FAQ article. It does not answer questions about the SQLyog program as such. But we experience quite ...
  
  
• Working with Views, Stored Procedures and Triggers: Problems with CREATE/ALTER 'stored program' when server binary log is enabled.
  
  Answer: You may enocunter the situation where creation/alteration of a 'stored program' (Procedure/Function/Trigger/Event) fails to create even if user has appropirate (like CREATE ROUTINE or ALTER ...
  
  
• Character Set and Localization Issues: Which MySQL Character Sets are supported by SQLyog?
  
  Answer:   Starting from version 6.0 SQLyog offers complete support for all (single-byte and multi-byte unicode and non-unicode) character sets supported by the MySQL server.Also starting from ...
  
  
• SSH-tunneling: SSH error messages
  
  Answer:   Starting from SQLyog version 5.15 we have improved the error message handling in relation to SSH-tunnel. The most common error messages now are: SSH - related:"FATAL ...
  
  
• Using the GUI: How do I define TIMESTAMP properties with SQLyog?
  
  Answer:   The TIMESTAMP datatype is the MySQL datatype that causes most problems. Basically there are three reasons for this * The implementation for the TIMESTAMP type ...
  
  
• Using the GUI: Do I need to SET NAMES to display characters of my language?
  
  Answer: No, you won't. SQLyog does all what is required! With the introduction of SQLyog version 6 SQLyog always uses UTF8 internally. Whenever SQLyog communicates ...
  
  
• Backup/Restore: Can I restore a backup on another server than where it was created?
  
  Answer: Yes, you can. But please first also read this FAQthat explains the basics about the backup functionalities in SQLyog. As long as the 'main' Server versions are identical ...
  
  

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