Using dbForge Query Buidler for MySQL, you can save a data report definition (its bands, controls and other settings) to an .rdb file, and later re-create a report instance from this file. This topic will describe how to save and load reports in dbForge Query Builder for MySQL.
To save a report, on the File menu, click Save [Document Name].rdb or press CTRL+S.
Also, you can choose Save [Document Name].rdb As or right-click the document tab in the document area and choose Save [Document Name].rdb.
These actions will invoke the Save File As dialog.
To load an existing report definition from an .rdb file, on the File main menu, click Open File or press CTRL+O. Each of these actions will open the Open File dialog. You may choose Reports (*.rdb) in the Files of type field to show only files with report definitions.
If dbForge Query Builder for MySQL can not find a connection by the connection string that is available when loading a report (for example, you try to load report samples, but MySQL server is not installed on your computer), then a message with the following options will be shown:
1. Create New - create a new connection using the available connection string.
2. Choose Existing - choose one of the existing connections.
If you choose this option, the Connection Manager window will be shown. In the Connections: field available connections are displayed, and the Connection string area below shows the connection string for the selected connection.

3. Cancel - cancel loading of the document.