Connect MySQL Workbench 8.0.31 in C# Visual studio 2022

Setup MySQL Workbench 8 Connection in Visual Studio 2022 and Run SQL Queries using SQLTools. How to install and use Mysql with Visual Studio 2022.

MySQL for Visual Studio leverages and extends the connection capabilities of Visual Studio to create and store MySQL connections. To ensure access to the full set of connection options, install the most recent version of MySQL Connector/NET on the client computer (see Minimum Requirements).

MySQL for Visual Studio provides the following two distinct release series:

MySQL for Visual Studio 1.2 release series. Provides General Availability (GA) releases for use with MySQL 5.6, 5.7, and 8.0 servers. Connections can be made using the classic MySQL protocol only. Both PEM and PFX certificates are permitted with Connector/NET 8.0.16 or higher when the server supports SSL connections. Unencrypted connections are supported by the latest versions of MySQL Connector/NET. To add or modify MySQL data connections, use the Server Explorer management console in Visual Studio (see Section 4.1, “Connect Using Server Explorer”).

MySQL for Visual Studio 2.0 release series. Provides a development release series for use with MySQL 5.6 and 5.7 servers (version 2.0.5 is the current milestone). Basic connections are supported for both the classic MySQL protocol and X Protocol (33060 default port number). When the server supports SSL connections, PEM and PFX certificates are permitted with X Protocol; PFX certificates are permitted with the classic MySQL protocol. Use either MySQL Connections Manager or Server Explorer in Visual Studio to add or modify classic MySQL protocol connections. To add or modify X Protocol connections, use MySQL Connections Manager only (see Section 4.2, “Connect Using MySQL Connections Manager”).

MySQL Connections Manager was introduced in the MySQL for Visual Studio 2.0 release series to simplify the creation and management of MySQL server connections within Visual Studio. From MySQL Connections Manager, you have the option to migrate all stored connections to MySQL Workbench (if it is installed), making MySQL Workbench a central repository for MySQL connections.