Dawn of Light

Well, lets start by announcing my return to DOL, with that said, ill move on. Like in my title im looking for a free MYSQL tool because without that, im at a screeching stop to my test server production and my production with scripts im going to create and improve, so if anyone can help me that would be great. I've searched both rumandcode and here for one and I don't trust any free downloads, and i've used up my free time on Navicat and can't re-download it so.. im stuck.

I suggest you the free tools from mysql.com: MySQL Query Browser (the only I use, together with phpMyAdmin for some features).

The only thing it doesn't make is export resultsets into sql "INSERT" format file.... but you can just use phpMyAdmin for that!

thanks

syslog to be pretty easy to work with as well... something to look at anyway.

Hi,

- me using phpMyAdmin (found at sourceforge)
- MySQL-Query-Browser (as it said in a post before), but with bad export/import.
- SQLyog ( found at http://www.webyog.com/ ) I prefer for the moment
(could export and import full databases as sql with nice performance)

I use Navicat for general database updating.
MySQL Front (R.I.P) for mass importing.
SysLog I'm going to check out.
MySQL Query Browser I didn't like o_O

I recomend navicat although it is not free i put a crack on my webserver for anyone who wants it and couldent find crack or couldent pay

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Edited..

Just another nice one:
http://www.heidisql.com/

I used this MySql interface when I used to work with DOL

MySqlManager Lite

Completely free and very easy to use.

MesaMySQL isn't too bad. I prefer navicat over it, but it's free .

Syslog is a great little program. ITs the one I prefer as well. Only thing you have to watch out for with it is the "bulk insert statements". Exporting SQL dbs with bulk insert statements sometimes do not even import properly back into Syslog. They definatly dont agree with navicat/mysql command prompt. Just FYI.

I use Toad from Quest Software. Its free and quite easy to use:
http://www.quest.com/toad-for-mysql/
Cheers
Phil

I've prefer standart mysql client (: and phpmyadmin(many functions, many languages, easy to use - official page(require webserver and PHP installed)).