Posted by Sean on 12/04/05 15:32

If you want a visual interface for editing and administrating mysql you
should get phpmyadmin. It's probably one of the best php open source
tools ever, and takes about 3 to 4 seconds to set up. phpmyadmin comes
with help buttons all over the place detailing what things are, what db
types to use and will even format your sql queries into php useable
code.

http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/index.php

There are loads of hex editors about there, however if you are looking
for some editor to edit mysql files directly I would strongly suggest
against that.

PHP should run on IIS 3 and up.

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