RE: [PHP] phpMyAdmin

> > I totally agree, phpMyAdmin is much better than any mysql database > > management application I've seen, very lightweight, > multiplateform, and so > > easy to set up... > I understand that the mysql team are working on something though > which will > be client-side, but I don't know what the timescale is.... If you're refering to mysql's own rendition of what one might loosely call an "application" -- http://www.mysql.com/downloads/gui-clients.html, I've tried it several times, only to be unimpressed each time. It's not organized very well, and worst of all it's just butt ugly! I find phpMyAdmin to be alot more intuitive and clean, not to mention it's great for clients. You can easily toss a copy of phpMyAdmin into a client's web directory, and tune it down so it only shows a single database. Then the client is managing his own database instead of bugging you all the time. Everytime a new mysql gui client is released, I download it and try it, and I always come back to phpMyAdmin... Greg