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Anybody who has developed with MySQL for any length of time, and especially on Windows, knows the poor man"s tools that MySQL has presented to database administrators and developers especially for its 3.x and 4.x. versions. In the past three years, MySQL has dramatically improved its admin, design and query development tools putting on not only a GUI interface but also making access to help and guide"s instruction a lot more accessible. 
The screenshot below shows before and after. First there is the old and rococo WinAdmin utility for MySQL for use in Windows. Don"t get me wrong - WinAdmin was halfway useful; it had the problem of just stopping well short of being really helpful. For example, as seen in the screenshot below you could view the MySQL table schemas but not change or create new ones.


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