MySQL Manager

Simple tool for managing MySQL databases. Features include managing databases, users, and permissions. The tool is written using pygtk, python-gnome, and python-mysqldb.

Why Use MySQL Manager?

I wrote this tool when I was working with Ruby on Rails, and Drupal. These require MySQL databases, but constantly creating and removing databases and users from command line was, and still is, a hassle. This tool is intended for easy management of MySQL databases and users, and it does this task well (am I being bias?).

Using MySQL Manager

To install, run the following commands:

./autogen.sh --prefix /some/path
make
make install

To run the application, issue command gnome-mysql-manager. There is a usage tutorial on the project's wiki.

Error handling

When an error occurs, the user is notified via an error dialog. There are no undo, backup, or restore options.

Reporting bugs

If you find a bug in MySQL Manager, or would like to suggest (implement, maybe?) a feature, please file a bug.

Rouslan Solomakhin - 2007-08-09