What's your favorite MySQL development software?

Discussion in 'MySQL' started by Joobz, Nov 15, 2007.

  1. #1
    I want to know what people use for MySQL development. Not so much from the administration side of things (no phpmyadmin) but more on the table creation and schema planning side.

    I have come across many windows-based IDE's for the creation and development of MySQL databases that were very graphical and useful looking and just trying to get some feedback.
     
    Joobz, Nov 15, 2007 IP
  2. krt

    krt Well-Known Member

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    One that nicely integrates UML / database design with administration is what I'm looking for but until then, I'm happy enough without one. I also fear that the limitations of an almost wysiwyg approach will hamper proper database optimisation. Feel free to convince me otherwise, e.g. what do you use, or which is the favourite out of the ones you have tried?
     
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  3. Joobz

    Joobz Peon

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    I'm using sqlyog for window desktop application.
     
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    I'm also use sqlyog application.
     
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  6. Joobz

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    what in particular do you like about it? ease of use?
     
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    Pen and paper works fine for me ;)

    Aside from that, Database Architect is a pretty good tool.
     
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    pipes Prominent Member

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    Joobz, did you settle into using a particular one?
     
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    I use MySQL GUI Tools for MySQL 5.x.
     
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    sqlyog or phpmyadmin
     
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    I used MySQL control center, but it doesn't work well with newer MySQL versions, and it's been discontinued. Then I went back to pen and paper.

    But if you're looking for a good program to draw out EDs, check out Navicat, It's well worth the money, and will draw out all the DDL for you. I've had a lot of good results with it.
     
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