Sqldependency in mysql

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C\Hello< i'm working on C# and Mysql.
I want to sync DataGridView in my application with specific table in Mysql Database
in Microsoft SQLServer there was 'Sqldependency' is there something like that in my sql?
i want to monitor changes in my sql

What I have tried:

is the only to do that is creating a timer and execute the query repeatly?

Posted 5-Jan-18 9:12am

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Updated 7-Jan-18 1:14am

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2018-01-07T01:14:00

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There's a MySqlDependency[^] class, but it needs to install dbExpress driver for MySQL[^] (payable).

I've found it on Devart forum: Database Monitoring[^]

Posted 7-Jan-18 1:14am

Maciej Los

Updated 7-Jan-18 1:29am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 2 · 2018-01-05T10:02:00

There is no equivalent service in MySql.

In order to make something like this work, you would have to write a server-side application that handles client connections and tracks them, and handles all SQL operations for your client applications, notifying the connected clients of any successful insert/delete/update operations.

The client applications would have to receive the notification from the server and update themselves accordingly.

Keep in mind, this is a pain in the ass to code, maintain, and support. There's a reason why you don't see this very often in mainstream applications.