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Company news Mar 21, 2025
New version comes with support for invisible columns, invisible (ignored) indexes, check constraints (MySQL), sequences (MariaDB), a number of password-management capabilities (MySQL) and other features.
May 22, 2017
New version features direct support for a number of MariaDB new features like roles, check constraints and virtual columns; support for roles added in MySQL 8.0, usage statistics for database profile and some other useful things.
May 14, 2015
New version comes with improved support of the latest MySQL versions including generated columns and fulltext indexes. There are also a number of significant interface enhancements.
ResourcesThe article puts forward a scenario for implementing row level security in MySQL 5.x.
Find out the way MySQL Maestro can help you to realize the new MySQL 5.1 features in practice. Detailed examples are included.
Get to know all the new features of MySQL 5 (ACID Transactions, Stored Procedures and Functions, Triggers, Views, etc.) and the way MySQL Maestro can help you to use them easily and effectively in practice from our new article. Examples are included.
Feature of the day SQL Maestro for MySQL provides you with Database Designer to represent your MySQL databases as ER Diagrams in a couple clicks.
 SQL Maestro for MySQL: You can save frequently used queries to profiles and use them as usual database objects.
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