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Setting profile options

Customize database options according to your needs. The detailed description is given below.

 

 

Login prompt

Use the option to enable AnySQL Maestro to prompt for user name and password every time you connect to the database.

 

Show system objects

Check the option to make system objects visible.

 

Keep connection alive

Check the box for pinging server before each query execution.

 

Connect at startup

With this option on connection to the profile database is automatically established at the application startup.

 

New objects' names (Don't change case, Convert to upper case, Convert to lower case)

Use the option to change the case for newly created objects.

 

Refresh whole database on connect

Use the option along with the Show empty schemas explorer options to hide/show empty schemas in the explorer tree.

 

You can also change here the font color the profile name is represented at the Explorer tree.



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