Frontend?

Hi,

can someone recommend a freeeware (!) frontend to MySQL? Regarding the
usability I really like MySQL-Front and am looking for something comparable.

Thanks in advance
Anja

a bit down there is a thread about this. but to keep it short: phpmyadmin
and mysql control center should do the trick. google will help you to find
it...

bye

"Anja Länge" <anja.laenge@gmx.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi,
>
> can someone recommend a freeeware (!) frontend to MySQL? Regarding the
> usability I really like MySQL-Front and am looking for something
> comparable.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Anja
>

Anja Länge wrote:
> Hi,
>
> can someone recommend a freeeware (!) frontend to MySQL? Regarding the
> usability I really like MySQL-Front and am looking for something comparable.
>

What about MySQLAdmin?

I'd discourage the use of PHPMyAdmin, given the many problems it causes.

Then there's Tora, but I don't know if that works with MySQL now.

OJay <ojay@blue-cable.de> schrieb:

> a bit down there is a thread about this. but to keep it short:
> phpmyadmin and mysql control center should do the trick.

It should be an application, not webbased... about MySQL CC: I've tried it
but do not really like it... that's why I am looking for an alternatives
which might not be one of the usual suspects.


Anja

"Anja Länge" <anja.laenge@gmx.de> kirjoitti
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> OJay <ojay@blue-cable.de> schrieb:
>
>> a bit down there is a thread about this. but to keep it short:
>> phpmyadmin and mysql control center should do the trick.
>
> It should be an application, not webbased... about MySQL CC: I've tried
> it but do not really like it... that's why I am looking for an
> alternatives which might not be one of the usual suspects.
>
>
MySQLFront, version 2.5 is free.

Anja Länge wrote:
> can someone recommend a freeeware (!) frontend to MySQL? Regarding the
> usability I really like MySQL-Front and am looking for something comparable.

I use MySQLAdmin and MySQL Query Browser. Both are free downloadables
from mysql.com. They do almost everything I'd want; I wish they had a
grid view for manual editing of data.

Regards,
Bill K.

Bill Karwin <bill@karwin.com> schrieb:

> I wish they had a grid view for manual editing of data.

That's what I need it for... quick and easy filling tables with copy&paste.


Anja

Uzytkownik "Bill Karwin" <bill@karwin.com> napisal w wiadomosci
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> I use MySQLAdmin and MySQL Query Browser. Both are free downloadables
> from mysql.com. They do almost everything I'd want; I wish they had a
> grid view for manual editing of data.

Actually, MySQL Query Browser HAS a grid for manually editing the data.
Try this simple trick:
- open session in Query Browser
- select table by double-click or manually enter 'SELECT * FROM
the-table' and press 'Execute'; a grid with actual content of selected
table will be shown;
- press 'Edit' on the Status Bar;
From this moment data become editable. You can accept (apply) or drop
(discard) your changes by pressing other buttons on Status Bar.

Regards

JasiekS
Warsaw, Poland

Hi, I assume you're on windows, but just in case you also work on a mac,
you could take a look at CocoaMySQL, simple and straightforward..

bye,
Job



Anja Länge wrote:
> Hi,
>
> can someone recommend a freeeware (!) frontend to MySQL? Regarding the
> usability I really like MySQL-Front and am looking for something comparable.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Anja
>
>

Job <jobjes@hotmail.com> schrieb:

> but just in case you also work on a mac, you could take a look at
> CocoaMySQL, simple and straightforward..

I don't, but if I ever should, I'll remember ;-)


Anja