phpmyadmin with visual queries and nice results?

Is there something like phpmyadmin except that it allows you to
produce user friendly queries for people who dont know SQL? That is,
it lets people enter SQL parameters without the user seeing the SQL
statement. Also would be good if it could output nice results.

skinhat wrote:

> Is there something like phpmyadmin except that it allows you to
> produce user friendly queries for people who dont know SQL? That is,
> it lets people enter SQL parameters without the user seeing the SQL
> statement. Also would be good if it could output nice results.

http://jasperforge.org/sf/projects/jasperreports
http://jasperforge.org/sf/projects/ireport

Their paid for version has a more end user controls...

http://www.jaspersoft.com/JasperSoft_JasperServer.html

Walter Vaughan wrote:
> skinhat wrote:
>
>> Is there something like phpmyadmin except that it allows you to
>> produce user friendly queries for people who dont know SQL? That is,
>> it lets people enter SQL parameters without the user seeing the SQL
>> statement. Also would be good if it could output nice results.
>
> http://jasperforge.org/sf/projects/jasperreports
> http://jasperforge.org/sf/projects/ireport
>
> Their paid for version has a more end user controls...
>
> http://www.jaspersoft.com/JasperSoft_JasperServer.html

althought i dislike admitting it but ms office products (excel and
access) also give the user some of that capability where they can pick
and choose elements of data.

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lark wrote:
> Walter Vaughan wrote:
>
>> skinhat wrote:
>>
>>> Is there something like phpmyadmin except that it allows you to
>>> produce user friendly queries for people who dont know SQL? That is,
>>> it lets people enter SQL parameters without the user seeing the SQL
>>> statement. Also would be good if it could output nice results.
>>
>>
>> http://jasperforge.org/sf/projects/jasperreports
>> http://jasperforge.org/sf/projects/ireport
>>
>> Their paid for version has a more end user controls...
>>
>> http://www.jaspersoft.com/JasperSoft_JasperServer.html
>
>
> althought i dislike admitting it but ms office products (excel and
> access) also give the user some of that capability where they can pick
> and choose elements of data.

Well, current versions of OpenOffice have pretty much same ability to connect to
mySQL via a JDBC connector. Also iReport (from link above) will be built into
next release of OpenOffice making it even easier to do reporting within the
OpenOffice framework.

Check DBDesigner4. I think it's what you are searching

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"skinhat" <skinhat@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is there something like phpmyadmin except that it allows you to
> produce user friendly queries for people who dont know SQL? That is,
> it lets people enter SQL parameters without the user seeing the SQL
> statement. Also would be good if it could output nice results.
>