I’ve updated MySQL Query Profiler, which I consider the most important tool I’ve written. It’s now included as part of the MySQL Toolkit project on Sourceforge.
The updates are mainly small bug fixes, and I reviewed the documentation as well. Since I’ve been using it for a while and didn’t change much, I have decided to release it as version 1.0.0.
At some point I may extend it to address the new storage engines being developed for MySQL 5.1 right now.
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Hi, I didn’t look into the toolkit yet, but I have a script mysql-data-diff that compares records in two DBs. This script is based on a work of Jon Frisby who is not much interested in improvements anymore. I asked him to update his site with changes, but have no many replies.
This script is written in perl and distributed under GPL 2.0 license. What do you think about integrating it into the toolkit?
I had seen that script and a couple others as well. I would like to look into them and see how they work. Some of the goals I have for the toolkit are high quality, efficiency and friendliness for scripting — e.g. the output should be easy to manipulate with command-line tools. I’d have to evaluate the scripts for those criteria. But I would definitely appreciate contributions, and if you want to be part of the development, join the sourceforge project and I’ll add you as a developer!