Adding users and keeping up with permissions can be a pain in MySQL. Now, with SQLyog’s clean GUI, it’s easy.
Press CTRL+U and add a user.
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CTRL+ALT+E will take your current table and turn it into a nice .sql file to load onto another system or just have around as a backup.
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If you have a table selected, but you need to alter its fields/data types just press F6. You’ll be taken to the “Alter Table Properties” screen.

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If you have a lot of inserts/updates that you need performed, this shortcut is very useful:
Shift+F5 performs all queries.

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In SQLyog, just press Alt+3 and you’ll see the data for the table you’re dealing with. SQLyog is very useful toggling between data/result/messages with Alt+1, Alt+2, and Alt+3.
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SQLyog is a wonderful MySQL GUI. The community edition is FREE! It works much faster than phpMyAdmin and best of all, it has a ton of great keyboard shortcuts!
F5 executes a SQL Query.
Here’s a thumbnail (linked to a bigger screenshot) of the query/result pane in SQLyog:
I just typed my query and pressed F5. Woo!
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