HeidiSQL VS WryeBashTagGenerator

HeidiSQL is used to show database changes, consider supporting it.

HeidiSQL is also a lightweight SQL client that supports a long list of databases including MariaDB, MySQL, MS SQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Interbase and Firebird. In addition to basic SQL client functionalities, users can export structures and data to SQL files or copy them to the clipboard or other servers.

Aye! The ability to quickly debug complex persistent data using GUI tools is another plus. (I have used HeidiSQL for this, just because I already had it installed and it also supports SQLite.)

simple google search, first link: https://github.com/HeidiSQL/HeidiSQL/issues/830

If HeidiSQL is right for you, you can download it here and follow updates on their GitHub page.

So I made a mod that alters NPC leveled lists and Wrye Bash tells me it doesn't have the proper relev/delev tags. I know other mods also alter the same leveled lists. I tried to run the built-in xEdit script that tells you what tags to apply, as well as this one from github and I'm always told my mod doesn't need tags.

Wyre bash has a main problem of not enough mods having the right bash tags and/or having wrong ones. What I do on that is only use it for lvl list. (To fix this, if your willing to take the time to do it, and yes it has to be done one mod at a time. https://github.com/fireundubh/WryeBashTagGenerator just run that xedit script on your mods 1 by 1 if it has wrong tags on it, it will fix them and change them, and you can set it to add new ones on it as well.)

In the guide I was reading it mentioned that a lot of guides neglect to mention that various mods either have deprecated tags or no tags at all, and that the user should run WryeBash Tag Generator in xedit. They used LOTD as an example, and I followed suit. It showed that it removed one deprecated tag, and added 5 others. I'm assuming that's good.

So I generally just use Wrye Bash, with some help from this handy script to generate Bash tags for anything that might benefit from them but not already have them.