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New to MySQL

Posted At : March 29, 2007 8:56 AM | Posted By : Robert Owen
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Well.. This is just a test entry. I have converted my DB over to MySQl and and working out the bugs from the conversion.

Most likely this will get deleted.

TEST

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Oh - darn. Now you cant delete it (well yes you can) since I posted. I use MySQL in all of my projects and have loved it from the beginning. Sean Corefield posted a while back to see what people were using for MySQL management, I don't have the link handy but was pretty interesting. I use SQLYog free version which I have really liked.
# Posted By doug | 3/29/07 9:06 PM
I am a complete Newbie for MySQL... I was using access before and started noticing some response issue so I thought I'd jump in.. Been fun so far.. If I can just fin a good front end I'll be good to go. Ray Camden also suggested SQLYog so I guess since you second it I'll give it a look. Thanks!! We need to play some Xbox online... you know, in the "spare time"
# Posted By Robert Owen | 3/29/07 10:46 PM
SQLYog is a great management tool, you can get some nice additional features for a small price. Another good one, a bit more money, is Navicat. You can also always use PHPMyAdmin. I still recommend SQLYog at this point, everything I need and more.
I have been so buried lately that I have not even been blogging - feeling guilty about that. I am going to see if I can pull it together and manage my time better so I can do some blogging, play some Xbox, and a few other things I want to stay on top of.
D.
# Posted By doug | 3/29/07 11:26 PM
Hi Robert, I was curious - did you ever decide on a MySql front-end?
# Posted By doug | 4/15/07 1:02 PM
I decided I was going to try SQLYog but, I've not had time to download it yet.. Right now I'm just using the MySQL Migration Tool and the MySQL gui tools. The migration tool works pretty good but the other tools leave a little to be desired. I've used access for so long anything else is a little troublesome to me right now...

Still learning though!
# Posted By Robert Owen | 4/15/07 10:54 PM
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