Database Browser software

Discussion in 'MySQL' started by imwebdev, Dec 31, 2008.

  1. #1
    Hi There,
    I am looking for php online software I can use to view my websites database without using phpmyadmin.

    Basically I am looking for something that is user friendly, and I can use to login from a webpage instead of logging into my cpanel and having to do it that way.
    I also want to make it easier for clients to see results collected in a database.

    I cannot seem to find anything that does anything like this.

    Any recommendations would be appreciated.

    Cheers
     
    imwebdev, Dec 31, 2008 IP
  2. jestep

    jestep Prominent Member

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    If you cant use a desktop based program, Navicat is really good. I haven't used any online GUI that's better than phpmyadmin.
     
    jestep, Dec 31, 2008 IP
  3. imwebdev

    imwebdev Peon

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    Hi there,
    Thanks for your reply. I have heard of navicat but never used it. I will have to look it up again.
    I would prefer a web based system to a desktop solution.
    I also want something that is very user friendly so clients can view database base records that have been saved - i.e. quote forms that have collected data from their website.
    Phpadmin is good for me, but not the best to try and get a client to view.

    Thanks
     
    imwebdev, Dec 31, 2008 IP
  4. JenniP

    JenniP Peon

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    By the looks of it you would be better off writing something yourself especially for the task, unless they really know what they are doing its really not a good idea to give clients access to something like PHPMyAdmin.

    Jen
     
    JenniP, Dec 31, 2008 IP
  5. imwebdev

    imwebdev Peon

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    Yes that is what I thought!
    I may decide to write something myself, as I cannot find a good solution for my problem!
    I just wanted to know if anyone knew of a system that was already built that could do what I need.

    Thanks
     
    imwebdev, Dec 31, 2008 IP
  6. oxidati0n

    oxidati0n Peon

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    Have a look at 110MB's free database manager script that they use on their own services.
    That's perfectly the same, and it's in PHP so you will have no issues modifying it to your personal touches. ;)

    http://www.110mb.com/
     
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  7. yangyang

    yangyang Banned

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    Beside phpmyadmin, I'd say navcat.

    Well if you are using an online software you might as well use a desktop mysql client to do this such as Zend studio or DW. They both have inherent mysql connection functionalities though quite limited.
     
    yangyang, Jan 1, 2009 IP