In my local network i use MySQL-Front as a gui to create and test stuff... It is like SQL Server enterprise manager (ie. a gui application that lets you do most of the stuff with the database server) and has user management integrated.
There are nice things that i like in MySQL-Front, like designing a table and then go to the data grid, add a record and copy/past the sql command to my script language of the moment to build quickly a front-end for that data... no need to remember all those field names and retype everything... (it will rock when the next version of mysql hits the street... :-) ) On the other hand, the export/import capabilities are compatible with phpMyAdmin which complement very well the tools to make the transition from development to production environments... Cheers... Luis Ferro TelaDigital -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
