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Welcome to Arctype
Quick Start Guide
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Connecting to a Database
Creating and Running a Query
Filtering and Sorting Tables
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PostgreSQL
SQLite
MySQL
PlanetScale
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Edit or Remove Connection
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Managing Tables
Creating a Table
Importing a CSV
Editing Table Data Like a Spreadsheet
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Auto Format SQL Query
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Working with Components
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User management
Share Your Workspace and Manage Permissions
Cloud Syncing with Team Workspaces
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Create and Share a Workspace
Add a Team Member to a Workspace
Edit/Delete a Workspace
Searching a Workspace
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MySQL
Connect to MySQL databases in Arctype.
To begin, select the desired workspace for your new MySQL data source. Then, click the gear icon and select Manage connections
Once the connections modal appears, click + Add Connection and select PostgreSQL. Then, enter your credentials or paste a connection string into the Connection URL input:
For details on the inputs of each connection, see below. After writing down your values, test your connection and save. You're all done!
If you're using a localhost database, download our desktop app from arctype.com​

MySQL Credentials Cheat Sheet

  • Name your connection is primarily for you to keep track of your connections. (optional)
  • Host is the hostname of your database server
  • Port is where it is hosted. The default is 3306
  • User is your username
  • Password is the password for your database
  • For Database, use the name of your database
You can also learn more about different types of MySQL connections by checking out the Arctype resource guides.

MySQL examples

Check out our blog post on how you can use MySQL and Arctype to do some incredible things. This post will teach you more about importing data into Arctype.
Importing Data Using MySQL and Arctype
Arctype Blog
You might also find this blog post about performing a full-text search interesting.
What is Full Text Search in MySQL?
Arctype Blog
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Connecting to a MySQL Database
MySQL Credentials Cheat Sheet
MySQL examples