Re: Oversized database
Albert,
I assume by "oversized" you mean the tables grew very large. This problem however can hardly be solved with MySQL Workbench. Installations like Joomla require a certain set of database objects. You cannot simply delete some of them or your risk breaking the installation. Instead you should use the installations pruning feature (if there's one) to e.g. remove old postings, comments etc. Or, alternatively, create a new installation and take care to avoid what originally caused the db to grow that large (big attachments come to mind).
Independent of that you can of course connect to your Joomla installation using MySQL Workbench (or any MySQL client for that matter). Determine your credentials (server address, user name + password, port) and use them to set up a connection in MySQL Workbench as shown in my tutorial video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCgRF4KOYIY.
Mike
Mike Lischke, MySQL Developer Tools
Oracle Corporation
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