question on whether mysql cab be made more user friendly

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  • poolboi
    New Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 170

    question on whether mysql cab be made more user friendly

    hi,

    i need some advice on something
    from what i know mysql store our data in the form of databases
    and we have sql statements that helps define our query results
    but this is mostly for developer's use
    however i'm searching for a final interface where users who uses access the database can use it without much knowledge of mysql language
    so say for example:

    if a employer needs the users and specific dates and times, there should be an interface prompting the employer to key in what she/he wants to know and the results will be printed for her/him to see

    is there any methods of ways where this can be done?
  • r035198x
    MVP
    • Sep 2006
    • 13225

    #2
    Originally posted by poolboi
    hi,

    i need some advice on something
    from what i know mysql store our data in the form of databases
    and we have sql statements that helps define our query results
    but this is mostly for developer's use
    however i'm searching for a final interface where users who uses access the database can use it without much knowledge of mysql language
    so say for example:

    if a employer needs the users and specific dates and times, there should be an interface prompting the employer to key in what she/he wants to know and the results will be printed for her/him to see

    is there any methods of ways where this can be done?
    You can create either a web application or a desktop application which has the friendly interface. This forum is one example of a web application.

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    • arggg
      New Member
      • Mar 2008
      • 91

      #3
      You can use phpMyAdmin which is pretty user friendly or even use the MySQL Administrator Application that comes with MySQL.

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      • poolboi
        New Member
        • Jan 2008
        • 170

        #4
        ok thanks :)
        i'm gonna check both these 2 out now

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        • poolboi
          New Member
          • Jan 2008
          • 170

          #5
          hi,
          i've checked both out..
          it seems mySQL administration has tools like migration, administration, query browser
          but i guess this part still requires u to know about SQL statements

          and phpmyadmin..i'm trying not to use it
          'cos we need to download PHP, and i have no knowledge of this language
          hm..

          basically i aim to let a user access a database without any prior knowledge of SQL statements...me aning u can insert delete and get information out from fields u need with just a click
          basically it would be good if there a GUI to allow u to connect to yr database, delete and insert, filter out information and u woon't touch any SQL statements at all
          u think it's possible?

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          • poolboi
            New Member
            • Jan 2008
            • 170

            #6
            hm..i've found a couple of handful GUI for sql
            things like navicat mysql admin, and sqlyog
            actually these are like support softwares for mysql right?

            end of the day we still have to purchase the server from sql right? cos i'm exploring on sql enterprise version

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            • arggg
              New Member
              • Mar 2008
              • 91

              #7
              you can download mysql for free. Enterprise edition i'm not sure about but it all depends on what you are wanting to use the database for.

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