tail -f for database tables?

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Written by ansgar 4 years ago Category: News 3949 posts since Fri, 07 Apr 06	the "f" parameter in the UNIX tail command stands for "follow". Probably you have used it for logfile monitoring, a fantastic feature! Now you can do the same in a MySQL table, using HeidiSQL: Just click Tools > Auto-refresh > Active (or press Ctrl+F5) to start monitoring a table's data: This feature has been implemented moments ago. Select Help > Check for updates in HeidiSQL or go here to get the latest build.
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Written by ansgar
4 years ago
Category: News
3949 posts since Fri, 07 Apr 06

the "f" parameter in the UNIX tail command stands for "follow". Probably you have used it for logfile monitoring, a fantastic feature!

Now you can do the same in a MySQL table, using HeidiSQL: Just click Tools > Auto-refresh > Active (or press Ctrl+F5) to start monitoring a table's data:

This feature has been implemented moments ago. Select Help > Check for updates in HeidiSQL or go here to get the latest build.

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