Thanks. I will try those trailwares. On 7/21/05, David Griffiths <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Also check out EMS MySQL Manager. I looked at every MySQL tool I could > get my hands on, and ended up buying a license of this. > > Main site is here: > http://sqlmanager.net/products/mysql/manager/ > > Feature list is here: > > http://sqlmanager.net/en/products/mysql/manager/features > > It also has access via HTTP tunnelling (I have an older version, so > can't comment on it). It supports 5.0 (stored procedures, views, > triggers), and has a decent visual designer that is able to reverse > engineer a database and generate a diagram. > > I have only two complaints: it's a very busy GUI, and it would be be > able to generate a delta of database changes using the GUI (ie reverse > engineer the database into a diagram, make changes, and have a database > patch generated for you). > > It's more expensive (at $135 for a business license for Windows, $95 for > Linux) but it's well worth the money. > > David > > Terence wrote: > > > It's a bit weak on foreign keys, no support for procedures and views > > (if you're looking at MySQL 5) from a gui perspective (from what I > > have found). Other plus points are it has a http tunnel feature if you > > host your mysql database with someone (requires php on the hosted > > server), so you can actually browse the database as though it was > > local. There's also a free version if you don't need enterprise > > features, so maybe try that out first. > > > > Navicat is an alternative with good support for procs and views. > > There's also a 30day trial version. > > > > Scott Hamm wrote: > > > >> I'm contemplating buying SQLyog Enterprise for $49 dollars > >> (non-commerical) for personal use. Do anyone use it and how does it > >> fare in your opinion? > >> > > > > > -- > MySQL General Mailing List > For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql > To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
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