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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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Using plugins you can write your own modules to perform a variety of tasks. To do this you need to know the Lua scripting language and be familiar with the various objects used by MySQL Workbench. For more information on this topic see Chapter 20, The Generic Runtime Environment (GRT) Shell.
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