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Hello,

Have you tried SQLyog Community Edition? I find SQLyog more powerful than Navicat – and SQLyog Community Edition is open source.

From: Phil McKenna on 08.25.2008

Hey. No I haven’t tried SQLyog. I’ll give it a whirl. Thanks for the tip!

From: Stevie on 08.25.2008

Actually, SQLBuddy is hardly using AJAX at all.
All of the output is created by the PHP in HTML format, and the Javascript mearly does a “.innerHTML” command to display the outputted html.
So, the spead isn’t really increased at all, because the heavy HTML is still being downloaded to the client. There is no JSON or even XML being output in order to make for a smaller download. I would imagine any speed increases perceived over something like PHPMyAdmin, would only come from a lack of features or error checking happening in this early version of the program.

From: Gareth Pursehouse on 09.03.2008

Hi Steve,

Did you try SQLyog?

How do you install it on Mac? If you don’t mind me asking?

From: Khalid on 06.04.2010

@Khalid: I have not gotten around to trying out SQLyog yet. I mainly use Navicat these days for all MySQL administration needs.

From: Stevie on 06.04.2010

Anything to add?


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