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Latest revision as of 11:31, 1 July 2014
Background
MySQL has long been my all time favorite database server, not only because is is free and open source, but because it is so stable, rebust, and scalable.
And, as MySQL database servers will run on Linux, MAC, and Windows, it is very portable and easy to use and administer.
GUI Admin Tools
phpMyAdmin - An advanced MySQl web based GUI configuration tool
SQL Buddy - A simple, yet powerful MySQL web based GUI configuration tool
Tips, Tricks & How-To's
How to backup and restore MySQL databases from the command line
How to Reset the MySQL Root User Password
Miscellaneous MySQL Command Line Examples
MySQL Web Sites
The official MySQL Website
MySQL Tutorial #1
LAMP Solutions - Linux, Apache, MySQL & PHP/Perl
Wordpress blog site, relying on LAMP
The MediaWiki software that runs this wiki (and Wikipedia)!
Wikipedia, the best online encyclopedia ever!