You can use HeidiSQL as a nice GUI for connecting to and managing your MySQL databases. Once you've done that, DEWD is a custom table editor for the Umbraco dashboard. However, its' last build was for Umbraco 4.0, and I do not know if it supports MySQL out of the box, so YMMV.
@brownsmith, as Ben mentions, unless you're familiar with the mysql command line (which it sounds like you aren't), you'll need to install a visual tool for connecting to MySQL. HeidiSQL (linked in Ben's) reply is a good client to use. It works pretty similarly to SQL Server's Management studio (if you're familiar with that tool).
I you're not that familiar with MySQL, I'd recommend reading through some of the documentation on the MySQL website. Here's the section on creating tables:
You can get pretty good Admin GUI from http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/gui-tools/5.0.html. I using it since MySQL5 became availiable and it is easy to use and install. Allow you to build querries,tables and what ever your needs are. Not the same as SQL managment studio but pretty close to it.
how to create a own database talbes in umbraco
Hi
Can you please tell how to create a customzed tables in mysql database
Thanks in advance
sethu
Hey sethu,
You can use HeidiSQL as a nice GUI for connecting to and managing your MySQL databases. Once you've done that, DEWD is a custom table editor for the Umbraco dashboard. However, its' last build was for Umbraco 4.0, and I do not know if it supports MySQL out of the box, so YMMV.
HTH,
Benjamin
Hello,
I also face the same problem but i don't know what should i do?
pls help me as much as can possible.
Thanks in advance
@brownsmith, as Ben mentions, unless you're familiar with the mysql command line (which it sounds like you aren't), you'll need to install a visual tool for connecting to MySQL. HeidiSQL (linked in Ben's) reply is a good client to use. It works pretty similarly to SQL Server's Management studio (if you're familiar with that tool).
I you're not that familiar with MySQL, I'd recommend reading through some of the documentation on the MySQL website. Here's the section on creating tables:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/create-table.html
The page below has tutorials on how to create tables in MySQL using several methods:
http://www.ntchosting.com/mysql/create-table.html
Hope that helps!
You can get pretty good Admin GUI from http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/gui-tools/5.0.html. I using it since MySQL5 became availiable and it is easy to use and install. Allow you to build querries,tables and what ever your needs are. Not the same as SQL managment studio but pretty close to it.
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