Mysql tool

Anon

Hi,
Can anyone mail me the best Mysql tool for creating database,tables,querying etc.
Thanks in advance.

Anon

I do everything on the command line through a local mysql client, but I sometimes type out the table create scripts in textpad before actually creating the table.

A lot of people like phpMyAdmin but I don't use it.

Anon

As a MySQL newbie, phpMyAdmin is very easy and effective for getting going. Because it prints the commands used to execute the commands, I've used it as a tutorial at times.

For my purposes, I use phpMyAdmin now to get commands worked out before incorporating into PHP code. Then, I can use it to make sure my code is modifying the database correctly.

Anon

Hi,
Thanks for your reply.I installed PhpMyAdmin.
But,I don't know how to use it?.Was not able to find the editor.Read the readme.txt file.
But,didn't get any idea.Could you mail me how to use it.Thanks in advance,

Anon

You will find a file called config.inc.php3 in this you will need to find where it asks for username and password and put in your details, If your running it on your local machine then these will normally be "root" for username and no password...?

Then open your browser and go to http://localhost/phpMyAdmin (assuming you stuck it in with your web docs)..you should see a grey/blue coloured screen if mysql is turned on.

rgds,
Scott D~

Anon

mysqlfront www.mysqlfront.de is very very good.

-S