Re: php front-end to mySql
For administering your MySQL databases, you're likely looking for this:
http://www.phpmyadmin.net/ :)
It's a completely web-based application. If you can run PHP/MySQL scripts on your host, and you can upload files to it, then you can install and run phpMyAdmin on it.
NB: phpMyAdmin uses MySQL privileges. In other words, if you install it and let your customers access using your own MySQL account info, then they could do anything that you could with it. If you can create MySQL users and set their privileges (in other words, if your account has the GRANT OPTION), then you could let them access phpMyAdmin using their own MySQL user accounts. Otherwise, you'll need to build something yourself, customise phpMyAdmin, or keep looking.
Jon Stephens
MySQL Documentation Team @ Oracle
MySQL Dev Zone
MySQL Server Documentation
Oracle
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Re: php front-end to mySql
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