SQLPro for MySQL for Mac
Database management studio for MySQL.
$69.99
In English
Version 2023.10When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
SQLPro for MySQL overview
SQLPro for MySQL is a lightweight MySQL client, allowing quick and simple access to Oracle MySQL Servers, including those hosted in Amazon RDS. This SQL Client is only for MySQL and will not work with other database servers such as MSSQL or PostgresSQL.
Features
- Syntax highlighting
- Intellisense
- Tab-based interface
- Support for executing multiple queries at once
- Quick access to tables, columns, and more
- Stored procedure execution
What’s new in version 2023.10
- Fixed an issue where new connections were defaulting to be read-only.
SQLPro for MySQL for Mac
$69.99
In English
Version 2023.10
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User Ratings
Nov 23 2020
Version: 2020.101
Just found this old review of mine. and feel it needs an update! This app is way better now, pretty solid and has plenty of decent features. Still not quite keen on the data entry grid, but for the rest, it's a very decent MySQL client.
Mar 12 2015
Version: 1.0.8
Having just tried it on a copy of an existing stable production database:
- adding/editing stored procs and stored functions fails each time , even if the code is the most basic inside it, eg SELECT 1;
- no user management that I could see
- no table FK relationship constraint management that I could see
Has promise but from my very quick test today, not something I could use for any serious work
I won't give a rating as I have not spent enough time with it.
I do have the SQLPro for SQLite version form the same author (who has awarded this, his own product, a 5* review I see...) which started life barely usable but has improved tremendously over time - hopefully the same will happen with this
Although, given how good SequelPro and Workbench are (as well as TOAD now too), I have to wonder why anyone would drop $20 on a MySQL GUI client nowadays
- adding/editing stored procs and stored functions fails each time , even if the code is the most basic inside it, eg SELECT 1;
- no user management that I could see
- no table FK relationship constraint management that I could see
Has promise but from my very quick test today, not something I could use for any serious work
I won't give a rating as I have not spent enough time with it.
I do have the SQLPro for SQLite version form the same author (who has awarded this, his own product, a 5* review I see...) which started life barely usable but has improved tremendously over time - hopefully the same will happen with this
Although, given how good SequelPro and Workbench are (as well as TOAD now too), I have to wonder why anyone would drop $20 on a MySQL GUI client nowadays