Hi,

MySQLAdmin is based on PHPMyADMIN. Which software is better? Do they both support the same functions?

Philip.

They are both web-based mysql administration tools and both perform exactly the same functions although mysqlman can dump to a file and I don't think phpmyadmin does that (well not in my version anyway).

Paul Wilson.
http://www.wiredon.net/gt/
http://www.perlmad.com/

The main differences is the interface and that one is in perl, and one is in php. Go with whichever one you are more comfortable using (although I'm always looking to improve the usability of it).

Cheers,

Alex

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It has been a while since these posts. How would you judge the differences between PHPMyAdmin and MySQLAdmin now? Anything better in one that than the other? Other than one is made from Perl, the other PHP.

It would appear "MySQLAdmin is based on PHPMyAdmin" (http://www.gossamer-threads.com/forum/Others_C4/Products_C4/MySQLMan_F13/PHPMyAdmin_P133815/)


> They are both web-based mysql administration tools and both perform
> exactly the same functions although mysqlman can dump to a file and I
> don't think phpmyadmin does that (well not in my version anyway).http://

I have been comparing Mysqlman with phpmyadmin and for me there is no doubt: phpmyadmin is way behind in terms of speed. The script for Mysqlman must be much more optimized. Just my personal experience...

I still prefer the interface with PHPMyAdmin. I think that is part of what slows down PHPMyAdmin though, as there is a lot of javascript used in it

Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk

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