GUI for MySQL?

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rfigley
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GUI for MySQL?

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Is anyone using any tool for creating an SQL database using point and click?
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Post by jason »

See: http://anse.de/mysqlfront/index.php

That is what we use at work, and saves us so much time over convential command line.
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Post by rfigley »

Thanks, I'll check it out.

BTW, I love your signature quote:)
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Post by Zmodem »

mysqlfront is good. Its what I decided to use. But like ALL these shareware MySQL GUI's, it is buggy.

also, check out:
http://www.dbtools.com.br/
http://www.exxatools.com/SQLion.html
and
http://dmoz.org/Computers/Software/Databases/MySQL/

for a bunch of MySQL related links. A lot of GUI's can be found there

and lets not forget PHPmyadmin :)
http://www.phpwizard.net
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Post by EvilWalrus »

I just got an email today with a full version of the program called 'MySQL Studio'. So far, i find it has support for multiple-connections (local as well as remote) and comes with a query analyzer, dynamic mysql startup/shutdown tool, and more.

I'm waiting for one of my staff members to respond to my staff email so they can do a thourough review of the program, as I lack the time and patience to write an all-out review of it.

However, drop by http://www.mysqlstudio.com to get a preview of what the program is like.
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Mysql GUI on Mac OS X

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Can anyone recommend any GUI interface for mysql on Mac OS X platform?

MySql Studio is too expensive for me.
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Re: Mysql GUI on Mac OS X

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what about the good ol' cross-browser cross-platform web-based phpMyAdmin? http://www.phpwizard.net/projects/phpMyAdmin/

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Post by sam »

Personally I like using the command line. It lets you get in touch with the exact way your tables is laid out and gives you more time to decide if the way your are designing the table is effecient enough.

Cheers Sam :mrgreen:
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with spelling like that does it take twice as long to use the command line :lol:
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Post by davidshields »

I *must* recommend Mascon (http://www.scibit.com). It's my tool of choice as a PHP / Mysql Developer.

There is a free version, but I would recommend paying the fee (I think $39 US) which allows you to install on any of your machines (licence is per user, not per machine, so you can lug it round on the laptop as well as the desktop)

I am not affiliated to Scibit in any way, but I am a very satisfied customer :lol: .

David Shields
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