DataMan is a simple tool to manage data in a mysql database. You only need to point the tool to a db host, and the tool does the rest. Databases, tables and fields are generated automatically from the host server. It is a great tool for content management - so you do not have to worry about providing admin interfaces - just create a great looking front-end. Dataman also logs all queries.
As part of the DataMan series, The Query Manager allows you to construct and test your sql queries. If you a happy with the result, you can store the query for later use. A useful tool to create and manager reports.
dataMiner is a PHP script for manipulating data stored in a database. Table metadata is loaded internally by PHP, leaving configuration minimized to bare essentials. Features like file upload handling, image thumbnails, advanced form controls w/ javascript, data importing / exporting, a popup calendar, WYSIWYG editor, and css themes are included.
This script allows you to "drill" down through a MySQL server with relative ease and speed.
It will not give you access to any data other than table structures and index information.
Programmers will hopefully find it useful.
If you make any interesting modifications, please inform me.
Install a plug-n-play content management system onto your existing database. Or, use DB2CMS to create a content manageable database from scratch using easy visual tools. DB2CMS custom fits a browser-based content management interface to the structure of any database! The content management system from DB2CMS makes it easy for non-technical users such as writers, editors, managers, and graphic artists to keep articles, products, web sites, etc up to date. This takes the burden off of you, the developer, and allows for content to be updated more often.
PHP class that creates a Web Data Entry Form for a database table and handles all processing of the form including validation of data, inserts, updates and deletes. Very customisable and flexible. Uses ADODB to connect to databases and simple Templates.
