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• Pressing Ctrl+F in connection tree will now open the Search box in tree. It activated another Search box before.
• Adding shortcut in submenu to have quick access to create a new connection profile.

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Part of knowing your business is tracking sales metrics such as units sold and identifying your best customers. To that end, you'll probably want to begin with fetching data about customers who've made the most purchases throughout the month, quarter, year, or other time period. This data will allow you to analyze their buying patterns and identify trends. This blog will present a few sample queries to do that by combining the mighty Count() function with the GROUP BY and HAVING clauses.

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Having to select only odd or even rows from a table sounds like something that you'd never have to do, that is until you do. A quick Google search confirms that it's something that is done often enough, but, with few database practitioners knowing how, they invariably turn to online database communities in search of answers. As a reader of this blog, you can save yourself the trouble of scouring database forums for a solution, as we'll set the record straight right here today.

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A CSV is a Comma-Separated Values file, which allows data to be saved in a tabular format. It's long been the preferred format for transferring data between databases. More recently, Internet-driven formats such as XML and JSON have also gained much traction. CSV files are well suited to databases because they represent table data exceptionally well and can be used with just about any spreadsheet program, such as Microsoft Excel or Google Spreadsheets. In today's blog, we'll be taking a look at a few ways to export table data to CSV in MySQL.

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