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The Web Site Administration Tool lets you view and manage MySQL Databases through a Ajax-Xsl Web 2.0 interface. The easy way to install MySQL::Admin ist to download mysql-admin-0.82-webinstaller.tar.gz Upload the whole folder to your webspace. Open install.html in your Browser. Open index.html in your Browser. Delete cgi-bin/install.pl Delete install.html or simple via cpan MySQL::Admin Support for mod_perl is available from the Cpan Package.

Web-based Visual Query Designer is a tool for generating SQL queries. Currently, it is designed for MySQL only. Do checkout the demo from the project's website. [Note: Only SELECT queries, without GROUP BY (aggregation), can be designed.]

OpenReports is a powerful, flexible, and easy to use web reporting solution that provides browser based, parameter driven, dynamic report generation and flexible report scheduling capabilities. Supports JasperReports, JFreeReport, JXLS, and Eclipse BIRT

The project aims to create a web based database administration tool, with expansion into automatic code generation from the database schema. The code allows creation and removal of databases, tables and fields via a web browser.

OAT, OpenLink AJAX Tools, is a Javascript framework for building rich browser-based user interfaces using XML/A to connect to databases.

PfP Studio is a visual programming system for RAD of Web based applications using PHP and Javascript. The frontend runs in a browser. It is intended to complement the skills of the developer rather than masking out the base languages.

PHP News or Weblog is a PHP-based news management system that uses the MySQL database. It allows users to have an easily-managed news or weblog output. Future versions will allow for a full comment system. It can be accessed through any web browser.