I tend to use it as `:vert terminal`, then start up mysql/psql in that terminal, and use <C-c> in the other pane to send SQL statements to the 'terminal'. Work

I tend to use it as `:vert terminal`, then start up mysql/psql in that terminal, and use <C-c> in the other pane to send SQL statements to the 'terminal'. Works better than MySQL workbench and other things like that, for me, because it works in a terminal over ssh too.