How to Connect and Manage MySQL in PyCharm: Step‑by‑Step Guide
This tutorial shows how to use PyCharm’s built‑in database tool to connect to a MySQL server, configure connection details, download drivers, display all schemas, run SQL queries, and remove connections, with clear step‑by‑step instructions and screenshots.
Connect MySQL
Open PyCharm, choose View → Tool Windows → Database or click the Database tool window on the right.
In the Database panel, click the + button → Data Source → MySQL.
Enter the connection details:
Name: connection name
Comment: description
Host: IP address
Port: port number
User: username
Password: password
Test Connection: button to verify the connection
If the dialog shows “Download missing driver files”, click Download to obtain the driver.
After the driver is installed, click Test Connection. A successful message means the database is reachable; click OK.
Show All Schemas
If only a few schemas appear, click the Schemas button, check All Schemas, and confirm with OK.
All databases will now be visible.
Run SQL Statements
Click the console icon in the Database tool window, type your SQL statements, and press the run button.
Delete a MySQL Connection
Select the connection you want to remove in the left pane and click the – button.
Confirm the deletion.
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