Navicat for MySQL Reviews – Page 2

4/5 rating based on 21 reviews. Read all reviews for Navicat for MySQL for iPhone.
Navicat for MySQL is paid iOS app published by PremiumSoft CyberTech Ltd.

Great App

bparker_15

It's like having MySQL Workbench on the go. Fantastic App


External Connection Fails

Dmmdmb

I purchased the application because combined with Navicat Cloud ability to work from anywhere was touted. While on the same network as the MySQL server there isn’t issue but once on an external network a connection cannot be made. This is confusing as the expectation is that communication with the ‘cloud’ would be all that was required. If establishing a tunnel to the server is required it is difficult to comprehend what the ‘cloud’ feature is. While on the same network it works well which drives the 2-star rating. If not able to work off the local network the cost of the application is too high.


Greatness, and a lemon...

John the artist

Great app, syncs well with desktop version. Unfortunately it only works in portrait mode, so setting it up on an iPhone 6 Plus with bluetooth keyboard is useless unless you can read sideways.


Decent app

RadiationGeek

I love the desktop based version of Navicat. The ui in the mobile platform needs a bit more love. Good to manage simple things on the fly.


Features are hidden in menus

PowerObject!

I was initially disappointed with this app until I found some features hidden in swipe menus on db, table, etc. Here are some ESSENTIAL features Navicat is missing: . No way to clear a FILTER once set!! . Synchronize from a source dB to a target dB (like phpMyAdmin) . Backup/Restore of entire dB or selected tables and upload/download to/from Mail, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud, etc. . Table list with Action icons, stats such as Record count, Type, Collation, Size, Overhead, etc., search boxes right under column headers (see MySQL Mobile Database Client app and its ability to use tapped column header names and real column values in search criteria), default sort by PK/unique index DESCENDING so latest records are on the top . Table operations such as Move, Synchronize to another dB, Export, Import, save Search Criteria to re-execute later, save Filter and Sort expressions and reapply them (or make them as configurable options) when the table is loaded next time ... . Table Inspector (Info, foreign keys, Grants at the very least), Space Usage, Row Statistics . FREEFORM view of one record at a time in vertical layout (offers only list view of multi-records) - see MySQL Mobile Database Client app, phpMyAdmin, etc. . Drill down from list view into free form layout and INTO other FK related tables AND data from previous table/record (see MySQL Mobile Database Client app and try their Demo MySQL Server with FK relationships - simply tap a row in list view and then tap column values in freeform layout) . Pseudo Row NUMBER (running count) as the first column in row-list, table-list and EVERY layout that has list . Page-Count in list view. Use SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS to fetch row count and compute page count from it. . Keeps going to next page beyond last record showing empty pages on tapping Next! . No way to skip pages as there are only previous/next icons that navigate just ONE page at a time!! No way to, for example, jump to page 5 or page 10 while navigating 100 records per page. Offer pagination links/icons and a dropdown of page numbers to select and jump to selected page. . Queries do not use row limit from Settings - they return all rows without pagination. . DEMO database to play with (see MySQL Mobile Database Client app and try their Demo MySQL Server) . THEMES - a dark, stealth theme with peacock blue and mint green graphs would look awesome!! See Coda FTP app. . Navicat Cloud -> Why is this necessary? Why can't they simply re-use iCloud and relieve themselves from the responsibility of maintaining their own SECURE server for it?? Why would anyone trust a 3rd-party server to sync profiles? I'll update my star rating to 5-stars when these features are implemented and made available. We want to see Navicat as a powerful and go to app


Best MySQL client for iOS

blasto333

This is by far the best client for iOS. I have tried the "MySQL" app and it is a bit buggy and slow. This one works way better and is fast. You can even sync connections between devices.


No export :(

bampop!

One of the features I love about the desktop version of Navicat is the ability to export query results to CSV for reports. This is essential in my day-to-day, yet this feature is missing. I was surprised, too, since the cost of the app is so high compared with other MySQL apps that do have export features. Every other feature I wanted from Navicat iOS is there--including connecting via SSH tunnel, which works great. No other complaints. Just please please please add the export. If you add that, between this and CODA I can do most of my work mobile on an iPad Pro. Exporting CSV to email as an attachment as well as saving to an external service like Dropbox would be excellent.


Best MySQL Client out there

EddyInet

Since slowly transitioning the majoroity of my development workflow to my iPad pro, I've been searching for a robust MySQL GUI and for now Navicat is the only worth while solution currently available. It's rock solid and supports everything you may need and then some. Running queries, sorting, editing, perfect. I feel compelled to write this review to urge Navicat to continue to support this product as I'd be in bad shape without it. Thank you Navicat and keep up the great work in the iOS version. PS: I use this with MariaDB and it works perfectly.


Complete waste of money. Do not buy!!!!

calzones

This app is passed off as a premium - for professionals - product. Don't be fooled. Their programmers have no clue how to implement an iPad app. 1) There is no way to set up an SSH Tunnel. So you're not going to be able to connect securely to your database and your credentials will get transmitted in clear text. 2) There is no way to edit or delete a connection definition once you create it. 3) There is no help or manual


MariaDB

DevMtn

Was useful until migration to MariaDB, though still possible, but annoying, to create duplicate connections as MySQL. Interface is rather cryptic. Plenty of room for improvement.