News 
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Google playing catch-up with HeidiSQL? September 03, 2008
probably not :-). But Google has just released a new web browser named Chrome, which touts a feature known as process isolation: [image] Each browsing session is isolated in its own oper... [read]
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New feature: Sum of database sizes in database tree June 15, 2008
Revision 1465 adds a second column to the database tree on the left displays the size of all tables in a database and even the sum of all dbs in the very first "host node". Just click all... [read]
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Move to Google Code done May 29, 2008
I'm pleased to announce we moved our bug and feature tracker and SVN repository to Google Code. Especially the tracker has a very clean and neat GUI. All you need for a bug report now is a Googl... [read]
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jHeidi Alpha 3 Update 3 -- Urgent Patch Update! May 25, 2008
A regression in a core library was discovered in jHeidi Alpha 3 update 2 which could cause application instability and unpredictable results. All Alpha 3 users should... [read]
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jHeidi Alpha 3 Update 2 available May 19, 2008
jHeidi Alpha 3 Update 2 is available. Various GUI enhancements bug fixes, fill-ins for HeidiSQL features that were previously unimplemented. Moving closer to jHeidi Beta sometime this summer! Pl... [read]
What's this?
HeidiSQL is an easy-to-use interface and a "working-horse" for web-developers using the popular MySQL-Database. It allows you to manage and browse your databases and tables from an intuitive Windows® interface.
With HeidiSQL you will also be able to
- generate nice SQL-exports
- synchronize tables between two databases
- manage user-privileges
- import text-files
- export table-data as CSV, HTML and XML
- browse and edit table-data using a comfortable grid
- batch-insert ascii or binary files into tables
- write queries with customizable syntax-highlighting and code-completion
- monitor and kill client-processes
- connect to servers via commandline
- and much more

Random screenshots
Connection
The very first dialog which asks for hostname and credentials. The list of wanted databases can be limited and sorted alphabetically.
Export Sql
Pump database structures and data into a single dump file, one file per table or directly to another host.