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Update: I didn't see anything in their JIRA issue tracker, so I rolled back to MariaDB 10.9 which I've been using on another server, and the issue went away. I'll definitely be posting to JIRA later. It might be a bug. I was having another issue as well with SQL Exports, varchar values weren't being quoted but probably wasn't related unless a bug being a bug in MariaDB.

I'd still welcome insight if anyone has it.


If I type in the cell, the box just opens to a blank selection. I can't type anything in. I can't edit the cell. I've never seen this happen before.

Edit: I just found out that it's both dbs on this server... which is strange

A screenshot was important here to illustrate the problem, but pictured are two screenshots,

One has a table,

members_only | active | generate_static_page
           1 |      1 |                    1

And the other is a partial view of the same table with the dropdown-box open.

a table depicting three uneditable columns

the same columns, with a 'dropdown box'

I've tried both restarting SQLYog and updating SQLYog, I've checked my permissions on the database. This is a testing database so I have full permissions.

I can't find the problem and googling isn't helping me.

Those columns all happen to be TINYINT, but varchar columns are doing the same thing.

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For others that find this page with the same error, it is a bug in version 13.2 of SQLYog relating to Maria DB v11. It is fixed in version 13.3.

See: https://webyog.com/sqlyog-13-3-release-notes/

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Problem seems to be present in version 13. I rolled back to version 12 and works fine.

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    Hi, and welcome to dba.se! This answer appears to be about PostgreSQL - On this page, there's no sign of 12 or 13 in any of the major version, release or sub-releases in the MariaDB Server Version dropdown. PostgreSQL, on the other hand, does currently (2024-03-12) have supported major versions 12 & 13.
    – Vérace
    Commented Mar 12 at 7:14
  • @Vérace is the SQLYog version
    – ofesad
    Commented Mar 28 at 22:06

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