Indispensable Mysql Tools
For me, there are two Mysql tools that I couldn't live without:
Sylog - I use the enterprise version (well worth the money) because it has a power tool that will compare two schemas, even on different machines, and build the script to make schema A the same as Schema B. So I can develop on one machine, run a compare, and run a script to make the test machine's schema exactly like the dev environment. When it's time to go to production I generate a "hot patch" script to do the same thing. It's got a ton of other stuff as well. There's a free version, but it doesn't have the power tools.
Dreamcoder for Mysql - It's free and provides an excellent client for doing heavy duty mysql development.
I know most people use phpadmin, but you'll never go back if you use these tools.
Sylog - I use the enterprise version (well worth the money) because it has a power tool that will compare two schemas, even on different machines, and build the script to make schema A the same as Schema B. So I can develop on one machine, run a compare, and run a script to make the test machine's schema exactly like the dev environment. When it's time to go to production I generate a "hot patch" script to do the same thing. It's got a ton of other stuff as well. There's a free version, but it doesn't have the power tools.
Dreamcoder for Mysql - It's free and provides an excellent client for doing heavy duty mysql development.
I know most people use phpadmin, but you'll never go back if you use these tools.
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greenexit -
Thanks
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