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Anything better than CocoaMySQL?
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Jan 2001
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When I first got CocoaMySQL, I thought it was the greatest GUI app to work with MySQL databases. But the more I work with it, the more small bugs and annoyances pop up.
Anyone know of anything better? Doesn't have to be free.
Thanks!
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: San Jose, Ca
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You do realize that it is open source, and you can correct these things for yourself if you wish? Care to be more specific?
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Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: The Internets
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>correct these things for yourself
Ah the rub. that's the problem with open source. most people taking and not enough contributing. oh well.
that being said, i really do like cocoa my sql. but if you need to look at other options just type mysql in versiontracker. there are a few free ones out there and some paid mysql editors which you should keep in mind.
remember, open source software is free, only if your time is.
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Posting Junkie
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Portland, OR
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Our software company is working on something. I'm not on that project so I probably shouldn't say much, but its nearly ready for release. Last I checked it was just going through some final testing.
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Senior User
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Shallow Alto, CA
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I still use CocoaMysql all the time, but once I needed an SQL program that could read in XML files and the only one I found was Navicat
CocoaMysql has lots of little quirks that I don't like, but it does most everthing I need so I stick with it. When I tested Navicat I liked it, but didn't want to pay for it. It's a Windows port IIRC, so it has a 'different' interface, but it also has lots of features.
Side Note: why in the heck do SQL programs export XML, but don't import the same format? I exported a big DB with many tables, deleted it, then when I tried to regenerate the DB on another server I found that CocoaMysql can't import an XML exported file. Weird.
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