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It will also be GPL, similar to all of the software we release.
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Hi,
New updates for MySQL 5.0 support GUI'S MySQL Turbo Manager http://www.mentattech.com/themes/mentat/dreamcoder/index.html SQLyog http://www.webyog.com/sqlyog/index.php BOOKS Pro MySQL from http://www.apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=433 The Definitive Guide to MySQL 5 http://www.apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=10011 Tutorial Prepared statements and Dynamic SQL http://mysql.gilfster.com/page.php?parent_id=1.3&page_id=1.3.6 Regards, |
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Try to use PostgreSQL Gui Admin Tool - Navicat (support Access to MySQL). It's very powerful and easy-to-use tool.
http://pgsql.navicat.com You can download the trial version form http://www.navicat.com/download/pgnavicat2005trial.exe |
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For those pining after MySQLFront...
It has returned under the name "HeidiSQL".
Not sure this belongs in this forum, but since I was ecstatic to find it, I thought others might feel the same. URL: http://www.heidisql.com/
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Hey...
Here's some useful database admin tools for MySQL Server: MySQL Maestro and MySQL Data Wizard. You can find them on: sqlmaestro.com Both of them easy in use and have graphical user interface. Not bad solution for developer. |
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It's been mentioned before but DBDesigner is a great tool when you have to design databases for medium and big projects. It makes it so much more organized. Even though it doesn't supports mysql 5, it's still great for data modelling and the sql generated works in mysql 5 for as far as i know.
I have just used it for my first big project and i will keep using it untill MySQL Workbench comes out (expected in the third quarter of 2007). I have tried the alpha realease and it looks very promising so definately keep an eye out for it. And the best part: their both FREE! DeZign for databases is a good alternative to DBDesigner, it has a nice clean interface and support for Mysql 5. But it's not free. |
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Note that DBDesigner is abandoned you should look at MySQL Workbench it comes from the DBDesigner team and supports MySQL 5
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This is such a wonderfull topic i found few things that i were just looking for and few extra that i was not expecting to find that will be very usefull to me right now.
Thanks all that wrote it up, Prix
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