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Old 30-04-2004, 00:43   #3
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Re: mySQL administration & backup software

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Originally Posted by punky
phpMyAdmin?

If not, it's really good anyway.

www.phpmyadmin.net
Thanks, bu that I beleive needs stuff loaded on the website itself. A good solution no doubt, but the software I'm hoping for literally accessed the database from the desktop without needing anything on the server.

I've looked at MySQLcontrol Center but that soesnt seem to want to let me export the tables, as a backup, to my PC. I know I could use an ODBC add on to something like M$ Accesss, whcih might work. I woudl prefer the standalone solution I used to have
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