MySQL Service Center is a multi-functional Windows GUI utility for MySQL server maintenance and data reservation. MySQL Server Center allows you to create tasks for backing your data into a script, restoring data from a script, analyzing, checking, repairing and optimizing database tables.

MySQL Service Center allows you to perform backup and restore operations for both of database structure and data. Because of its advanced internal engine, MySQL Service Center can operate with remote database server as well as with local one. Another advanced feature of MySQL Service Center is a possibility to backup databases into the script compressed by internal zip archiver.

MySQL Service Center provides you with a possibility to maintain database tables using native MySQL routines. It allows you to analyze, check, repair, and optimize MySQL tables.

All the MySQL Service Center operations are performed by previously created tasks. You can create as many tasks as you wish in MySQL Service Center, and each of them will perform its own operation (data backup, data restore, or one of the server maintenance operations). Several tasks can be united in so-called scenario, which is intended for sequential execution of tasks.

MySQL Service Center has an ability to execute tasks and scenarios by schedule. Each task and scenario has individual options, which specify the time for execution, start date, and task repeat options.

MySQL Service Center agent allows you to perform operations with tasks and scenarios directly from Windows system tray. Using the Agent you can execute tasks and scenarios either explicitly or by schedule.

Here are some key features of "MySQL Service Center":

· MySQL 4.1/5.0 support;
· task explorer with possibility to maintain several host at a time;
· possibility of backing data from a remote database host;
· optional possibility of compressing result script after data backup;
· possibility of restoring data from compressed scripts;
· internal task scheduler;
· task scenarios;
· possibility to connect through the SSH tunnel;


What's New in This Release:

· we have added a possibility to execute tasks by schedule eternally, i.e. without execution count limit or end date;
· in some cases, MySQL Service Center window did close even if Cancel was pushed in the exit confirmation dialog;
· password settings for tasks could stored incorrectly in some cases. It is fixed now.
· Secure SHell (SSH) tunnelling support


Server environment requirements:

· MySQL server 3.23.x/4.x/5.0