On Tue, 7 May 2002, Rance Hall wrote:
> Im very disapointed in the GUI managers for MySQL available under linux.
>
> Ive used MySQL Front for windows and was very impressed with its ability to
> manipulate data by generating and executing "on the fly" insert, update, and
> delete sql statements based on what you do in the data entry window.
>
> Linux GUI Managers still require way to much SQL for my tastes, If I wanted
> a CLI I would have stuck with the text mysql client.
>
> Anybody know of a MySQL Front like program for linux that has pretty much
> the same feature set?
Have you tried phpMyAdmin? It is really intended for web servers so
you'll need to be running a httpd server such as apache as well as
mysqld, although phpmyadmin/httpd server can be on a different computer
as it can use standard MySQL network connections over port 3306 to
access the MySQL server. See http://www.phpmyadmin.net.
Andy
