INDEXCOR ANNOUNCES EZDATABASE 2, THE LATEST UPGRADE FOR THE POPULAR ONLINE PHP + MYSQL DATABASE SOFTWARE
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Press Release - IndexCOR announces ezDatabase 2
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evilmonkey,
Thanks for your reply. (and for moving the post to the correct forum)
ezDatabase isn't really a tool for managing existing MySQL databases. Instead, it's a database program that is powered by MySQL. It's intended for webmasters and non-technical users, as well as programmers (whereas I imagine PHPMyAdmin is for programmers only). If you're a programmer and want to save time, it also may be more cost effective to use ezDatabase (and build on top of it if you want) rather than to program an Admin CP for your client with users, permissions, templates, etc; features that come built in with ezDatabase.
If you're interested, you can try the online demo and see how the software works and differs from similar software.
Steffan
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Thanks for your reply. (and for moving the post to the correct forum)
ezDatabase isn't really a tool for managing existing MySQL databases. Instead, it's a database program that is powered by MySQL. It's intended for webmasters and non-technical users, as well as programmers (whereas I imagine PHPMyAdmin is for programmers only). If you're a programmer and want to save time, it also may be more cost effective to use ezDatabase (and build on top of it if you want) rather than to program an Admin CP for your client with users, permissions, templates, etc; features that come built in with ezDatabase.
If you're interested, you can try the online demo and see how the software works and differs from similar software.
Steffan
(Phenom - we'll look into your report, thanks for the feedback)
check out compitition
You might want to check out phpMyAdmin to see what your compitition is as well as many others.
phpMyAdmin has been the mainstay for a long time and is fairly simple to use once setup and even the setup is too taxing.
just a thought.
Still not even convinced to try it let alone buy it
phpMyAdmin has been the mainstay for a long time and is fairly simple to use once setup and even the setup is too taxing.
just a thought.
Still not even convinced to try it let alone buy it
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For novice users DB interfaces are useful, however I, like many others find using an interface actually slows you down. It is easier to just use SQL text if you know the DB model.
Saying that I have played with a free db modelling application "dbDesigner". This allowed connection to an MySQL DB and changed things for you or allowed you to reverse engineer an existing one and show it graphically. The graphical interface was useful when first designing the system and could easily be updated.
http://www.fabforce.net/dbdesigner4/
Saying that I have played with a free db modelling application "dbDesigner". This allowed connection to an MySQL DB and changed things for you or allowed you to reverse engineer an existing one and show it graphically. The graphical interface was useful when first designing the system and could easily be updated.
http://www.fabforce.net/dbdesigner4/
It doesn't look to be competing with PHPmyADMIN. It looks more like an easy content management system rather than a database administration tool.
I would guess people here are not your target audience. A lot of people here would be able to write it themselves and for most it's proberly just a matter of just digging into their existing code libaries and a bit of tweaking.
I would guess people here are not your target audience. A lot of people here would be able to write it themselves and for most it's proberly just a matter of just digging into their existing code libaries and a bit of tweaking.