Re: gui-tool?

Mike,

My company has been using mysql 5 successfully for some time now, and I
have used a number of mysql tools along the way including microolap, mysql
admin/browser, navicat and more.

I have been using the mysql tools long enough to remember frustrating
periods where they were unstable, but no longer have any real problems
with them.

For me, I think your presense in the mysql team has been felt, and having
come from a delphi background originally, I am aware of your history and I
think that you are one of the most talented application developers around.

Thank you for the impact you are making and I longingly await the release
of the next gen tools, and hope that they are everything they appear to
be.

Regards,

Matt

>> I have another thought. Is there any problem if;
>>
>> 1. I use GUI-Tools for System Health, Session Monitoring, etc; and
>> 2. Use Navicat for designing and setting up the tables?
>
>
> No problem with that. Monitoring and Management are two very different
> task and can thus easily be done by different tools. Though I
> recommend to have a second look at the management abilities of MA or
> QB. In particular QB is a really nice working tool for ad hoc changes,
> script editing, schema management etc. Maybe it is unstable on Mac (I
> use it for basic tasks on a daily basis without trouble, but you might
> have found some weak area), but on Windows it's definitely stable
> enough for serious work.
>
> In particular for beginners it's very helpful by providing all the
> syntax for the SQL language right in the tool, including all the
> functions, operators etc. You can directly jump to the particular
> section in the docs. It appears on a separate tab and you can switch
> back and forth between the doc and your input/result area.
>
> Mike
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> Database Group, Developer Tools
> Sun Microsystems Inc., www.sun.com
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