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I am using Fedora 6 on a test machine that is running mysql 5.0 and I would like to implement a GUI that would allow users to enter data into the Database as opposed to using mysql syntax to enter data.
I have messed around with tools within the mysql gui suite like mysql-administration and mysql-query-browser, but these seem to be more for administrative purposes.
Is there a free, open source mysql product that would allow for this?
From what I remember of phpmyadmin, it would require the user's to use SQL cmds to enter new data, and they'd have to understand the table defs and relationships.
You need a programmer I think. There are frontends that try to make it easier (ESQL ?), but someone who understands the DB structure still has to customize it.
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you may want to customize the phpmyadmin since you have your programmers, but it needs advance knowledge of mysql and general database behavior. as well as c language before you touch the source.
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