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[Aaron Fischer]

Would this be a tool that is comparable/competing with phpmyadmin?

-Aaron

On Feb 13, 2004, at 10:02 AM, Hans Zaunere wrote:

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> I just downloaded and gave it a test drive.  It's still very Alpha
> quality software, but looks very promising... great interface, fast,
> feature full, and well designed.
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> Would this be a tool that is comparable/competing with phpmyadmin?

In some respects, yes.  But it really goes further, IMO.

Because it's a client app, running on the local box, you get some
niceities that just aren't available via a web browser.  Nice charting,
uploading, managing, user interface, speed, etc.  The only downside, is
that you of course have to have MySQL listen on the network, which in
many cases, people don't do - MySQL often only listen on 127.0.0.1
(localhost).

H