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10 Database Tools For Linux Users To Use!
From content management systems to simple tables, databases are a part of every development project nowadays. That is why developers lay so much emphasis on using the right kind of database tools. Here are some that may be of help to you!
1. Autotabla
Autotabla is a CGI web interface to your programs' SQL tables. Just provide an XML description of your schema, and you'll be able to create/modify/delete records. HTML output fully customisable through CSS. Database independence through Perl/DBI.
2. Cruddy!
Cruddy! is an application of the CGI::CRUD framework that provides an instant web front-end CRUD interface to your database.
3. myPhile
This is a customisable generic front-end for MySQL tables.
4. NG-Admin
This is a content management tool for databases.
5. phpMoAdmin
This is a MongoDB administration tool for PHP.
6. phpMSAdmin
phpMSAdmin is a tool written in PHP that allows you to administer a Microsoft SQL Server through a web browser, without the need for Windows or the proprietary Enterprise Manager. It allows you to create/modify: databases, tables, views, triggers, etc.
7. RockMongo
RockMongo, a MongoDB administration tool, written in PHP5, is Best in PHP world, more like PHPMyAdmin.
8. WizMySQLAdmin
WizMySQLAdmin is a MySQL database manager like the most famous phpMyAdmin, but it's very simple to install and maintain. It's composed by only one file, and it support multiple databases and tables creation and manipulation.