On 10/24/05, Ken Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh no, the MySQL tools are just horrible. I've always used the cmd line
> for most of my interaction with MySQL, but I've been using EMS MySQL
> Manager lately and it is really nice. It was installed on my machine
> when I started this job and I've really fallen into using it quite a
> bit. I've used Toad with Oracle and Enterprise Mangler/ QA with SQL
> Server quite a bit, but I think they both pale in comparison to the EMS
> product with MySQL.

I think quite horrible is an exaggeration, especially compared to
using a web interface (phpMyAdmin) which is the other common, free
"GUI" used for MySQL. The "Health" pages of the Administrator are a
pretty great way to summarize information in one place and the Query
Browser provides a good way to work on scripts in a GUI text editor
(as opposed to writing long queries at the command line and trying to
save them to file, etc).

Of course if you've got $100 (Navicat) to $400 (EMS Pro) a tool always
helps. Me, I'd enjoy using the Embarcadero Suite, or at least Toad for
MySQL but command line and the MySQL GUI tools to an fine job for the
price.



--
John Paul Ashenfelter
CTO/Transitionpoint
(blog) http://www.ashenfelter.com
(email) [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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