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Is there any webbased interface for MySQL better than phpMyAdmin? I use phpMyAdmin a lot but it is becoming a pain, especially it is slow sometimes.
I'd like to have deep export functionality like phpMyAdmin but more design features
Why don't you just use a client? They are a lot nicer in my opinion.
I love SQLyog because it supports a lot of MySQL features (stored procedures) but I used to use HeidiSQL and it was nice as well.
As for web based clients, I haven't got any suggestions unfortunately.
Try DBlite. It's has got a nice intuitive interface and gets the work done faster and with fewer clicks than in phpmyadmin.
try checking these out http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/category/goodies/database/
as a client, I recommend EMS Manager, as well as for Posgtres
I know about SqlBuddy. It has a simpler interface that phpMyAdmin - but pma is much more powerful.
There is also the VFront application. I have not tried it yet - so I cannot comment on it.
As clients, the MySQL Query browser and Administrator are quite good. That has a number of different export facilities that are cool. If it needs to be web though, then you might be best sticking with the slow phpmyadmin.
Among non-web clients, I use Navicat for MySQL. The free version can do everything phpMyAdmin can
http://www.webdesigneronline.co.uk/10-great-alternatives-to-phpmyadmin
It lists several on here but also lists a few not mentioned like
Adminer
I started using Adminer as it comes with free skins and scripts and mods - best of all, it one PHP file that sits on the server, so you can even call it "private_32492834234.php"
as a client I recommend Toad For Mysql (it is free)
I'd like to suggest AeroSQL, it's an open source (GPL) web based MySql Manager built using PHP and ExtJS library.
There is a demo, video and screenshots available.
Project homepage: http://www.burlaca.com/aerosql/
The key feature of the product is an intuitive management of the database content. The result of SELECTs is displayed in a grid as in traditional desktop applications. The grid is editable: you can update cells and save the changes to the backend database server.
I suggest phpadminer because it is lightweight and has only one php file, but you should continue with slow phpmyadmin.
Actualy im using mywebsql and im very happy with it. You should check it out.
