Superseded: December 12th 2008

The PHP MySQL Table manager has been superseded by Bear SQL and will no longer be supported. Bear SQL is a much improved system and is freely available for download at Bear SQL Download

This page will be left in place as many sites still link here. It is highly recommended that you visit Bear SQL and use Bear SQL as a replacement to the MySQL Table Manager.

The PHP/MySQL Table Manager is designed to simplify administration of a MySql web database. With it you can easily:

• Create or delete a database
• Create, drop or rename tables
• Alter table structure
• Add or drop keys and indexes
• Add, remove or change the properties of columns
• Add, modify, search or delete table records
• Manage users and privileges
• Backup and restore databases
• Save queries and results
• Optimise tables

Requirements

You require PHP4.1.0 or greater and a MySql database to use this system. This Table Manager was designed for MySql database. It is assumed that the correct database privileges are in place before use.

As the product is free the creators and download sites accept no responsibility for any problems that may occur from the use or download of this product. We hope you find this system useful and we welcome comments and suggestions.

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Change Log

PHP 5.0.0 has been released.
Read up about the new features at Zend PHP5 Info Center

Lately I have been doing a little reading in my spare time at phpPatterns() a site full of interesting articles on PHP design patterns and OO programming run by Harry Fuecks.

Tonight, I'm off to the second Brisbane WSG meeting.

PHP version 4.3.2 has been released. It contains many changes and it is recommended that all users upgrade.

Zend have a new article, Paypal, the PHP approach by Joel De Gan, for anyone using as an online payment system. PayPal do have other useful articles for developers wishing to make use of their system.

PHP 5 is on its way, it promises many new features such as added OO support.
PHPBuilder have an article by Luis Argerich, Introduction to PHP5 which focus on three of the major new features of PHP5.

DevShed have recently published a couple of articles,
Building An Extensible Form Validator Class which looks at building a PHP-based Form Validator object to validate HTML form input and Error Handling In PHP (part 1) shows you how PHP's error-handling functions can be used in real-world development.