Bear SQL 1.0 has been released. Bear SQL is the replacement to the MySQL Table Manager with a new name, new theme, and new site, as well as many improvements. The improvements include language support, a Dutch language file is already available thanks to Maximiliaan Folmer and nlstart, my Dutch testing team. Hopefully others will be available in the near future. If your language isn't supported why not provide a language file. Backup and restore functionality has also been enhanced with the ability to backup selected tables and prompt to save the file. Many other fixes and features have been included and it's still available freely as open source under the GNU GPL v3 license.

Version 3.03 of the MySQl Table Manager is now available.
Thanks nlstart for your continued testing support and for turning it into the EasyDBTool plugin for the e107 CMS.

This release is mostly bug fixes and general cleanup. I now have most basic functionality testable via SimpleTest and will continue to add more extreme testing cases when I can.

Version 3.02 of the MySQL Table Manager has been released. Changes are mostly fixing an error when backing up a database and fixing the notification or message system.

Thanks aquinoes for pointing out the error and testing the fix.

As development is done as needed and when time is available, to keep up to date with the MySQL Table Manager you can visit http://appcreator.com/web-development/table-manager and add the feed to your favourite RSS feed reader.

There seemed to be a lot of bots downloading the MySQL Table Manager so you now must be logged in to download. To log in you need an account either an existing OpenID or you can create an account here with just a valid email address.

Once you have an account you will be able to download the files as well as comment in the support forum

Finally I have released version 3 of the MySQL Table Manager. The last version 2.8 was released in October 2003, that's nearly 5 years ago. I apologise for my lack of motivation in getting this one out, and hope you find the new version as useful as I do.

Many new features have been added such as user management, change privileges, backup functionality, ajax edit in place functionality to update fields, optimize tables, save queries, save results.

A new privilege system has been added that restricts functionality based on MySQL privileges and privileges set in the settings file. The privilege system works best with MySQL versions greater then 5.0.2.

To coincide with the release I have added support forums so it will be easier to track and manage support requests. Let me know what works and what fails in different MySQL server versions, operating systems or browsers.

Enjoy.