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MySQL Workbench 26.7

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 The old MySQL Workbench was 'retired' in January. The latest was recent released without a lot of fanfare. The new version is not an evolution of the old and, in some ways, is lacking features like relationship maps and reverse engineering capabilities. Now server versions 8.0 and earlier may work, but are not supported. The opening screen of the newest MySQL Workbench New Look The new version is built on the top of MySQL Shell. A lot of the features from that product are still around, but the look and feel will not feel familiar to the fans of the shell. By The Way: The MySQL Shell for VS Code has also been discontinued.  Installation can be made from any of the usual ways from the usual sources. This is still the high quality package we have come to expect. SQL Work What you see when you are working with SQL Connections are made from the first page by clicking on the plus '+' button and providing the connection details.  From there click on the box with your connecti...