Re: New to MySQL and I'm confused!
> Is there a good primer on the mechanics of how I'm supposed to actually[color=blue]
> interface with this program? Can I skip the whole command-line thing and
> just get a GUI? I imagine I'll still need to know about connecting and
> stuff with a GUI.[/color]
You should try MySQLCC (MySQL Control Center) which is GUI
administration client for the MySQL database server. Download it from
http://www.mysql.com/downloads/mysqlcc.html . Since you have the
experience from Access, you will be able to do a kick-start. Actually
it resambles more to MS SQL Server's GUI, a combination of "Enterprise
Manager" and "SQL Query Analyser". It is still in developement, the
latest version must be 0.9.something. It is really nice!
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>I'm an Access user, and I'm trying to learn MySQL and then PHP so I[/color]
can make[color=blue]
>some web databases. But it just isn't clicking.[/color]
The web-base thing is another story. You have to use PHP to access the
MySQL database and tables. See the PHP manual :"Function
Reference"->"LXIII. MySQL Functions" to check out the PHP commands, to
make things work the way you want it. Download the manual from
> Is there a good primer on the mechanics of how I'm supposed to actually[color=blue]
> interface with this program? Can I skip the whole command-line thing and
> just get a GUI? I imagine I'll still need to know about connecting and
> stuff with a GUI.[/color]
You should try MySQLCC (MySQL Control Center) which is GUI
administration client for the MySQL database server. Download it from
http://www.mysql.com/downloads/mysqlcc.html . Since you have the
experience from Access, you will be able to do a kick-start. Actually
it resambles more to MS SQL Server's GUI, a combination of "Enterprise
Manager" and "SQL Query Analyser". It is still in developement, the
latest version must be 0.9.something. It is really nice!
[color=blue]
>I'm an Access user, and I'm trying to learn MySQL and then PHP so I[/color]
can make[color=blue]
>some web databases. But it just isn't clicking.[/color]
The web-base thing is another story. You have to use PHP to access the
MySQL database and tables. See the PHP manual :"Function
Reference"->"LXIII. MySQL Functions" to check out the PHP commands, to
make things work the way you want it. Download the manual from
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