Have anybody have had good experienced with mysql workbench?

I used phpmyadmin before, but never try to use mysql workbench? Can it replace phpmyadmin?

it can do more than phpmyadmin, providing you have access to the server via workbench. becuase PHPMyAdmin runs on a server you can manage the database withn say an remote ISP's firewall, whereas they may refuse workbench from an dynamic IP address.

Workbench can do more than PHP, sucha as change mysql settings, start and stop servers. from an adminstrator perspective I'd want workbench for me, and phpmyadmin for users

Thanks for your opinion. I think I'll stick with phpmyadmin then.

Little John
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