CocoaMySQL was a quick and easy install and did exactly what I needed.
Of course, on my Mac itself, it was the standard MySQL command:
$ mysql -h localhost -u root myshinynewdb < mydatabasedump.sql
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
CocoaMySQL - MySQL GUI for Mac OS X
I had to restore a MySQL database dump to a server at new host with no shell access. The host recommended SQLyog, but I'm working on this project on my Mac, and SQLyog is Windows only.
CocoaMySQL was a quick and easy install and did exactly what I needed.
Of course, on my Mac itself, it was the standard MySQL command:
CocoaMySQL was a quick and easy install and did exactly what I needed.
Of course, on my Mac itself, it was the standard MySQL command:
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