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07/27/2004 - MySQL Service Center 1.2 released

In this version we have implemented the support of secure protocol for connections to a remote MySQL server. The secure connection is established through the Secure SHell (SSH) tunnel, which is considered as one of the most secure ways to communicate with remote servers over the Internet. Now it is possible to backup and maintain the remote MySQL databases using MySQL Service Center even if MySQL port is blocked at the remote server for security reasons.

Also we have fixed a few minor bugs and added small improvements:

• we have added a possibility to execute tasks by schedule eternally, i.e. without execution count limit or end date;
• in some cases, MySQL Service Center window did close even if Cancel was pushed in the exit confirmation dialog;
• password settings for tasks could stored incorrectly in some cases. It is fixed now.

06/04/2004 - MySQL Service Center 1.1 released

In this version we have implemented the scenario model ('scenario' is a set of several tasks united for sequential execution). The scenarios are useful if you want to execute or schedule several MySQL services, e.g. you want to check your database, optimize tables, and then backup data on a daily basis - in this case you can create a single scenario instead of creating three separate tasks.

If you wish to add a scenario to the task list, you should have at least one task already added to the program.

04/22/2004 - MySQL Service Center 1.0 released

MySQL Service Center is a multi-functional Windows GUI utility for MySQL server maintenance and data reservation. MySQL Service Center allows you to create tasks for backing your data into a script, restoring data from a script, analyzing, checking, repairing and optimizing database tables. In addition to these functions, MySQL Service Center provides you with a powerful task scheduler, which allows to execute any task at the specific time.