MySql Administrator rules :)

[nikos101]

I find that MySql Administrator is a much more powerful and intuitive way to access databases than phpMyAdmin. I think I will be using this for all my projects now.

What are your opinions?

[guelphdad]

HeidiSQL myself.

[nikos101]

ah never heard of it before, I'll take a look :)

[barkermn01]

What ????
phpmyadmin uses root login you dont get higher then root login if you are using cpanel it is built different then normall .

if you are using php myadmin and have root access you can do any thing you want with that sql can do.

Most of them are the Same just store data differntly and little differnt to access but they do the same things and phpmyadmin uses all the fetchers of mySQL nd there are other phpmyadmin rojects that do differnt forms of SQL

[nikos101]

fair enough. Thanks for your input

[nikos101]

one thing is annoying me though, MySQL query browser does not like comments in SQL statements. Is there a way to tell it to ignore this?

[arnyinc]

one thing is annoying me though, MySQL query browser does not like comments in SQL statements. Is there a way to tell it to ignore this?

You need dash dash space for comments:

SELECT *
-- I'm a comment
FROM
mytable;

[nikos101]

thx 4 that