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Authored by: rocteur on Sunday, February 15 2004 @ 05:06 am EST

I would suggest looking at the FREE phpMyAdmin for those that want more control over their database.

http://www.phpmyadmin.net

Jerry

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Authored by: amckay on Sunday, February 15 2004 @ 09:11 am EST

Yup, phpMyAdmin rocks!

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Authored by: Chalkhillian on Sunday, February 15 2004 @ 11:02 pm EST

Night and Day. You can't get this level of control with phpMyAdmin. I'm not knocking phpMyAdmin - heck I use it everyday - but this new code - (looks free for non-commercial, non-supported use) - is amazing in its completeness and ease of use. It is from the creators of MySQL and it doesn't look like a money grab or anything like that.

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Authored by: robbik on Monday, February 16 2004 @ 09:37 am EST

Isn't MySQL Administrator FREE, it is licensed under the GPL. You only need to purchase license if you want support etc.

I downloaded MySQL Administrator for Linux and I'm using it right now...so far so good.

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Authored by: Limynali on Monday, February 16 2004 @ 08:34 pm EST

I saw this a while ago and thought it was cool. But a nice thing about phpmyadmin is that you can access it via your web browser. I don't belive you can do that with this.

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Authored by: robinbowes on Tuesday, February 17 2004 @ 12:48 am EST

I saw this a jumped at the chance to try it.

I installed MySQL Administrator on my XP laptop and tried to use it to administer MySQL-Max 4 DB on Linux.

It didn't work. All the functionality looks great, but all I wanted to do was to give my geeklog user permissions to access my geeklog db. It seemed to go through the motions but the changes didn't stick.

I ended up installed phpMyAdmin to do the job - took < 5 mins.

R.

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