MySQL Workbench 5.1.17 Available
August 14, 2009 – 9:02 pm by taxWe’re proud to announce the first service release of our current GA product MySQL Workbench 5.1. This maintenance release encompasses a number of stability, performance and quality improvements.
We were able to fix 56 bugs – as always, details on latest changes can be found on our Releases Page.
Please head over to our download page and fetch this new update:
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/workbench/5.1.html
In addition to the improvements on the application, we also updated our packaging procedure to provide a more up to date selection of packages for recent distributions. Along with the Windows and OSX (intel) binaries we now provide binaries for the following Linux distributions:
Ubuntu 8.04 (32/64bit)
Ubuntu 9.04 (32/64bit)
Fedora 11 (32/64bit)
If you encounter any problems, please report them to our bugtracker. Feel free to contact us any time on IRC (irc.freenode.net, #workbench) for any questions or infos.
- The Workbench Team
Johannes Taxacher
20 Responses to “MySQL Workbench 5.1.17 Available”
To update using APT in Ubuntu, add the following line for Ubuntu 8.04/hardy:
deb ftp://ftp.mysql.com/pub/mysql/download/gui-tools/ubuntu/ hardy wb51
Or the following for 9.04/jaunty:
deb ftp://ftp.mysql.com/pub/mysql/download/gui-tools/ubuntu/ jaunty wb51
Both i386 and x86_64 binaries are available.
By akojima on Aug 14, 2009
By the way, what about OpenSUSE? Aren’t there packages for it?
By C.S. on Aug 15, 2009
Is the SE version available? The download mirror doesn’t seem to be valid when updating.
By Robert Cesaric on Aug 15, 2009
As for previous version, Fedora 9, 10 and 11 for i386, x86_64, ppc and ppc64 “Unofficial Builds” are available:
http://blog.famillecollet.com/post/2009/08/16/mysql-worbench-5.1.17-1-en
A lot of work done on this RPM version to use available system libraries (curl, boost, libsigc++, cppconn and openssl instead of yassl) rather than bundled one.
Regards
By Remi on Aug 16, 2009
When 5.1.17 SE will be availble?
By Mike on Aug 17, 2009
The update function in SE points to the URL https://update.mysql.com/oem/mysql-workbench-se-5.1.17-win32.msi. However this returns a 404 error so the file isn’t available yet. When will it be available?
By Dimitri van Hees on Aug 17, 2009
sorry for the delay on the SE files, we are facing some problems with our publishing system – we’re currently fixing this
By tax on Aug 17, 2009
Problems with the download-system for SE versions are fixed, files are finally available.
sorry again for the inconvenience.
By tax on Aug 17, 2009
It doesn`t work for me. I don`t know why but after login I can download only 5.1.16SE. 5.1.17SE is nowhere availble for me.
Any clues?
By Mike on Aug 18, 2009
APT for Ubuntu 9.04 x64 – it is very well. Thanks!
By Anton Danil'chenko on Aug 18, 2009
It won’t let me open an schema made in an older version
By Carlos on Aug 19, 2009
Very good tool for editing and creating MySQL database, but whataheck is wrong with routine redactor?? it’1 keep hoping to random places, re-ordering procedures and such mess. Im using MS Vista Houme Premium SP2 with all upodates, 5.0.67 database version and 5.1.11 client.
By user on Aug 20, 2009
Carlos: what version was it saved on? Can you report a bug?
user: Please try 5.1.17
By akojima on Aug 20, 2009
Mike: were you able to download 5.1.17SE? Is the problem that you click on the 5.1.17 download link and it fails? Or does it simply not list 5.1.17 for you? Have you tried forcing a reload of the page or something?
By akojima on Aug 20, 2009
I am an SE customer and bug #46875 (does not export foreign keys) essentially makes this release DOA. V16 suffered from INSERTs not being exported. How long before release 18 comes out, or how do I get access to bug fixes to 17 to make this release stable????
By Dan on Aug 31, 2009
Dan, Bug #46875 has been fixed and you will get that fix in release 5.1.18.
By Mike Lischke on Aug 31, 2009
Right – I know it has been fixed, hence my question. What is the time frame for release 18? Are there patches available for SE customers to fix this issue in the interim? I am running Workbench on XP.
By Dan on Aug 31, 2009