> -Original Message-
> From: Robert Cross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> I don't think that there is anyway to avoid the command line
> with MySQL, (I'm guessing that initially install and user
> config has to be done with the command line). That said, day
> to day, there are a verita
Todd wrote:
>I come from a microsoft environment and never really had to deal with a
>command line based database before.
>All the documentation for MySQL doesn't make sense to a rookie and is
>frustrating... Anywhere to go where I can feel like I can learn
>something?
Go to your local compute
I actually find the command line databases way easier to use than graphical
ones. You have more direct control over them, and they are leaner/faster
than GUI based ones. However, there are GUI based admin tools that you can
get from the MySQL website so you can feel more 'at home'.
I was a *real*
