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Journal by jeffy124 on Wednesday May 07, 2003 @11:44AM

I seem to recall there being a graphical tool out there that allows direct access into a MySQL database, and allows direct viewing and manipulation of data from there by sending in SQL queries. Data views were presented in an Excel-style table. I cant remember the name of this thing.

Anyone know of this tool and where it can be located?

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phpMyAdmin? (Score:1)

by baldass_newbie ( 136609 ) writes:

First thing I thought of, but it requires you to run it on a server with PHP installed. You can find it here [sourceforge.net].
I also did a google search [google.com], but I don't know if any of the results might help.
phpMyAdmin works great for me, but, like I said, requires PHP and doesn't have the Excel respresentation that you're seeking.
MyAccess (Score:2)

by cyranoVR ( 518628 ) writes:

If you have Microsoft Access, do a search for an add-in called "MyAccess." It allows you to work with your MySQL tables via the Access UI.

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