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    Navicat help please

    i accidently deleted the folders in navicat in the acctual program like where you execute things. how can i get them back? ive tried reinstalling it and all but they still dont come back

    Navicat help please
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    delete the navicat folder then re-install
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    Originally Posted by 2dgreengiant View Post
    delete the navicat folder then re-install
    already tried that.
    i uninstalled it then deleted the folder then re-installed and it still donent make them come back.

    if i cant get it working whats a different mysql manager that will work for a server?

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    sqlyog is a very good program for mysql database work
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    Yesh, Try SQLyog or heidiSQL.


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    Originally Posted by 2dgreengiant View Post
    sqlyog is a very good program for mysql database work
    ah ok ill try that when i get home ty

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