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- 1 MySQL Enterprise
- 2 MySQL Workbench Editions
- 3 Installing MySQL Workbench
- 4 MySQL Workbench Launching
- 5 MySQL Workbench Tutorials
- 6 Documenting the sakila Database
- 7 MySQL Workbench Reference
- 8 Creating Tables
- 9 Creating Foreign Key Relationships
- 10 Creating Views
- 11 Creating Routines and Routine Groups
- 12 Creating Layers
- 13 Creating Notes
- 14 Creating Text Objects
- 15 Creating Images
- 16 Reverse Engineering
- 17 Forward Engineering
- 18 Server Connections
- 19 Printing
- 20 The Generic Runtime Environment (GRT) Shell
- 21 Plug-ins
- 22 MySQL Workbench Schema Validation Plugins (Commercial Version)
- 23 Customizing DBDoc Model Reporting Templates
- 24 MySQL Workbench FAQ
- A MySQL Workbench Change History
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You can add views to a database either from the Physical
Schemata section of the MySQL Model
page or from the EER Diagram.
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