Actually is on the support from my company. phpMyAdmin has become the standard management tool for MySQL, however if you still want a a desktop admin you can buy one (http://navicat.com/) or get the free tools (the one you mentioned) and work with them.
If you want to do an actual administration (create new tables, insert information) then you can use Kexi http://openoffice.com.pl/files/kexi-2004lt-demo-int-win32.exe It uses the Qt libraries, and is kind of controversial since they create this libraries without paying the windows version fee. Also you can just learn the general mysql command line which you can actually learn rather easily. From this tutorial, you just need to start a terminal (command prompt) and go to the mysql/bin/mysql.exe this will display the command prompt: $mysql> here is a basic tutorial: http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/tutorials/sql/mysql_training_course_creating_tables.php3 -- Alexandro Colorado Co-Leader of OpenOffice.org Spanish http://es.openoffice.org/ Mensaje citado por Peter Kupfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Alexandro Colorado wrote: > > Hi Peter, I am sorry that you were so annoyed that you didn't even find out > that > > I DID provide an answer of some sort. It was not my intention to make u > annoyed, > > simply that the chances of getting an acurate answer on your database > problem > > would be to address it to a database mailing list. > > Yes I did miss the second half of your reply. Luckily I went back and > read it a second time. > > My annoyance was one of those things that probably happens to us all, I > had very carefully not posted to users because it didn't belong there > and I did post to discuss because MySQL is open source, and I was still > getting chastise. > > Thank you for your help. > > > Again, I am on database mailing list and I found your question too generic. > So > > even if this was a database mailing list, people might start asking you > what do > > you want to do exactly. > > What lists are you on, and are they helpful? > > > You mention different tools some of them overlap but some others do > different > > things and depends on what you want to do is the tool you will need. > > Just want to be able to edit it and stuff, and I am not a big fan of > phpAdim which is what is on my server. Maybe it rocks, but I don't know > because I have used nothing else. > > I also have some generic questions I would like to ask your list unless > you know of some good FAQs or tutorials. I found the MySQL.com site kind > of thick. :( > > Thanks again, > > -- > Peter Kupfer -- Using OOo since 'OO4 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
