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by Huw Collingbourne.
Original Post: Ruby On Rails and MySQL - faster with a Visual Studio shortcut
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When starting a Ruby On Rails application, the first step is often the creation of a database. If you use MySQL you may be in the habit of navigating around on disk and running commands from system prompts in order to do this. In fact, you can create a MySQL database with ever leaving Visual Studio. All you need to do is add a MySQL Admin item to the Visual Studio Tools menu. This is how to do it... Select Tools, External Tools In the External Tools dialog, click Add Enter the details (...)
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