MysqlTool

Important Note

MysqlTool was written by Joseph Ingersoll and others at Dajoba, LLC. I had no involvement in its development other than proposing a few minor features. I am providing it on this web site as the Dajoba web site is apparently no longer available.

MysqlTool is provided on an AS-IS basis with NO WARRANTY and NO SUPPORT.

If you have trouble with MysqlTool, DO NOT EMAIL ME ABOUT IT. I do NOT have the answers to your problems. If you email me about MysqlTool, at best your email will be ignored, but if I am having a bad day, I'll put your email address in a special section of this page for public ridicule and spam fodder. You have been warned!

Introduction

MysqlTool provides a web interface for managing one or more MySQL server installations. Designed as a graphical alternative to the mysql command line program, 'the tool' supports most administration functions such as 'GRANT', 'REVOKE', 'CREATE', 'ALTER' & 'SHOW'. Written entirely in perl, MysqlTool runs best under the Apache HTTP Server with mod_perl, but should work just as well as a CGI on any perl-supported platform. MysqlTool is licensed under the GPL. Version, 0.95 was the eighth public release.

MysqlTool is believed to be no longer under active development.

Download

MysqlTool is made available under the terms of the Free Software Foundation's General Public License, Version 2.

Source code is available for download.

Features

management of multiple servers
tree view of database schema in an independant frame
display of server status variables
display of server processes/threads
killing server processes/threads
management of server scope privileges
creating and dropping databases
creating, altering and dropping tables
management of database scope privileges
creating, altering and dropping fields
creating and dropping indexes
management of table scope privileges
management of column scope privileges
SQL Execution interface with results
browse database records
adding records to tables
editing records from a SQL execution result set
deleting records from a SQL execution result set
generation of "CREATE TABLE" text file for any database

Last updated January 5, 2004


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