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You might look at MySQLCC. The MySQL people have switched away from it to |
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their new mysql administrator, but I still like it better. |
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You can download it for windows by going here: |
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http://ftp.up.ac.za/pub/windows/mysql/Downloads/MySQLCC/ |
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Make sure to get the 0.9.4 version |
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MySQLCC isn't updated or supported anymore AFAIK and sometimes has a few |
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bugs, but I use it fairly reguarly. |
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Another thing you might want to check out is DBDesigner: |
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http://fabforce.net/dbdesigner4/ |
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With it, you can create graphical table diagrams. It then can take your |
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diagram and sync it with a MySQL database. |
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HTH, |
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Preston |
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On 12/13/05, Roy Wright <royw@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Howdy, |
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> I'm playing with Ruby On Rails but am severely SQL challenged. |
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> I'd like to just create some simple tables (integers, strings, dates). |
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> I've been trying to find a MySQL frontend that works. The |
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> closest is mysql administrator, except the SQL generated |
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> doesn't work. Kexi errors when trying to connect to mysql |
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> and connection edit is not implemented yet... |
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> Any suggestions for a tool to create simple tables in MySQL? |
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> Or any really good tutorials? Please not another how to |
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> install mysql on windows tutorial... that's all I seem able to find. |
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> I'm using MySQL 4.1.14. |
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> Thank you, |
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> Roy |
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