Posted by Frankly on 06/08/06 19:28

damn.. i tried to have my post removed via outlook express. i guess that
doesnt work.
tranfser of my site is not complete and thinking I should wait before
installing mysql admin.
i already created a database but not really sure if that was wise being the
transfer isnt complete yet.
with what you told me about them letting me connect the admin from my desk
top sounds good.
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Frank
PHPmySQL1@yahoo.com

"Frankly" <NotReal@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I was actually on the phone with a very lovely and helpful young lady from
> MYSQL.
> She was actually one of the nicest people I have ever talked to in regards
> to tech help.
> at this point I would have to take back what I said for the time being.
> and thank you so much for this reply.
> i top posted incase someone googled mysql hosting.
> the young lady i talked to made me feel a little sorry for this post as
> well as what you said.
> I have a few more hours of work ahead of me. after that i will down load
> the tool and if anyone is wondering
> I will be happy to share how much i like it. I guess I got a little
> cranky and right now I feel I should opolize to mysql
> and when this is done I will go to google and have that post removed.
> i would also like to add that so far i find the open source world so much
> more friendly and helpful than M$.
> funny thing is I am thinking that one day i wont be using any tool but
> make my own forms for the database admin.
> You did help me to feel better about this. I wouldnt have felt so
> comfortable if a sales rep would have said the same thing.
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> thank you for setting me straight.
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> Frank
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> "J.O. Aho" <user@example.net> wrote in message
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>> Frankly wrote:
>>> I have found them to be very misleading. they actually have an older
>>> verison of PhpMyadmin than what I have been using. they say that when
>>> they show mysql administrator because it is a tool. I asked how
>>> comethey dont show Phpmyadmin as a tool and got no answer. I am very
>>> very unhappy.
>>> the only reason i switched was for that damn tool. now I am paying more
>>> for an older version of PhpMyadmin. inho - STAY AWAY FROM MYSQL
>>> HOSTING. this sucks.
>>> I was told I could download the tool - i could have done that with my
>>> other host.
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>> No to defend MySQL Hosting, but I'm quite sure you wouldn't been able to
>> use the mysqladmin tool against your old web hosts mysql server, as thise
>> are in 99.9% configured to only accept connections from the webserver and
>> deny all other connections. While MySQL Hosting seems to allow you to
>> connect from your own desktop at home, and this way make it possible to
>> use the mysqladmin tool.
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>> //Aho
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