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I need a software so I can visualize a mysql database and see data entries. I need to be able edit entries/moderate. Any suggestions? I can log into the mysql in terminal but can't see any of the data; only the tables. Thank you!
Why not MySQL itself? The Community Edition, for example. It includes MySQL Workbench, which has a visual environment. You can get it from here.
You could take a look at phpMyAdmin
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Currently we are planning on releasing database changes using DACPAC's for SQL Server. We are planning on building applications for mySQL and we need a way to build releases for code that will get checked into TFS. Is it possible to create a DACPAC and run it against a mySQL database? If DACPAC's won't work, does anyone have a better suggestion? Thanks.
Dacpac files are SQL Server specific and the tools do not support any other RDBMS.
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I have a MySQL DB and I would like to generate its relational diagram. Is there a tool that can connect to the DB and automatically generate it for me?
Yes, DEVART's DBForge for MySQL will do this.
There is a free Express edition, I'm not sure it has this functionality, but have a look at: http://www.devart.com/dbforge/mysql/studio/
If you are a happy owner of IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition, you can use its database tools. IDEA is able to connect to databases and build UML diagrams.
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Looking for freeware SQL Server query tool that requires no install.
Any suggestions?
Here's a couple to look at that are just exe's:
LinqPad - New and up to date. Can do straight sql querying....
Query Express * looks pretty old so not sure if it'll work on newer dbs....
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I've exported all the old orders out of our old store into a mySQL DB.
Anyone know of a simple project or web based app that will let you search all fields with a wildcard?
So if I type in sha automatically any results with those letters would popup.
This would be similar to dbman but with mysql and some ajax. And preferably free and open source.
If you can use a "fat" client you can download the MySQL GUI tools from http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/gui-tools/5.0.html
Also look at http://www.mysqlajaxtableeditor.com/
PHPMyAdmin seems to be the most popular my man.
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Is there a good Query Analyzer for MySQL (that's either free, or has a trial), that can analyse a query and make suggestions for indexes, like the "Display estimated execution plan" in Microsoft SQL Server management studio?
You may want to try Percona tools for MySQL. Look at this article
Maybe "MySQL Explain Explain" can help (verbose version of MySQL EXPLAIN command, forkable on github).
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