CocoaMySQL

*The* Open Source MySQL Database Manager for Mac OS X
  Latest Version: 0.5
Date: September 11, 2003

CocoaMySQL is localized in the following languages:

English
French (Beta)
German (Beta)

Overview


CocoaMySQL Screenshot
Screenshot of CocoaMySQL v0.5
CocoaMySQL is an application used to manage MySQL databases (locally or over the internet). It lets you add and remove databases and tables, change fields and indexes, view and filter the content of tables, add, edit and remove rows, perform custom queries and dump tables or entire databases. See all of its features here!

CocoaMySQL is written in Cocoa and Objective-C and uses the SMySQL framework by Serge Cohen to connect to the MySQL-Server. It is distributed under the GNU Public License and is therefore absolutely free (including the source code).

You need Mac OS X (10.3.9 or newer) and MySQL (3.23.6 or newer, installed locally or on a remote server) to run CocoaMySQL.

There is an interview with Lorenz Textor about CocoaMySQL on macosxguru.com.


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Basic Features

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- Connect to multiple MySQL-Servers locally or over internet (document-based application)
- Quickly connect to favorite MySQL-Servers
- Create and drop databases
- Create, drop and duplicate tables or change table names
- Create, change or drop fields and indexes
- View, sort and filter table content by fields and keywords
- Add, edit and remove rows
- Perform custom queries
- Dump tables or entire databases as backup or CSV-files
- Perform queries out of your favorite text editor using the services menu

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