SQL tools

[dartdog]

So far no myssql-workbench or Kexi for the command line challenged? Looking for basic visual DB interface tools a above for Mysql and hopefully Postgres?? Other leads or instruction welcome.. Tied to install Kexi via test repo and it just blinked at me...No error but also no intsall

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The error log for Yum reported that Kexi was not found Although it is listed.(in experimental)..
SQuirrel SQL looks like a possibility?

[jvillain]

You can always load the openoffice database module and connect to mysql. It will work like access then.

If you are going to spend any real time working with sql you really should get jiggy with sql syntax. It will save you ooodles of time over mucking around in a gui and allow you to do things that a gui will throw it's hands up in the air over.

[dartdog]

I agree with the need to get familiar with command,, but....
I notice the My-sql workbench has a fedora 12 repo avail,, can I just add that for 13?? (I'm still very new to the whole Fedora thing) A bit of a concern since I know how to add the repo but not how to delete one..

[dragonbite]

I use a combination of MySQL Workbench, MySQL Administrator and NetBeans, but I'm not doing a lot of work with the MySQL database so I'm not sure how feature-rich these are.

[Dr.Diesel]

Try Crunchyfrog:

http://code.google.com/p/crunchyfrog/

Quite good IMO.

[dartdog]

Nice find I never saw before can't cant to check it out! Crunchy frog huh! I like all Python based!