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MySQL Version Control

Hi There

I am wanting to do some basic version control with my mysql database structure. I am not worried about the contents of the database, I just want to track any new tables added, tables altered, and tables deleted.

Is there a simple application that could do this all automagically? (Needs to run on a Linux envirnment)

I have looked at a few, such as PHPMyVersion, but it is no longer being developed, and not quite what I was looking for.

Thanks

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Maybe something like MySQLdiff is what you want.

reko_t  2010-09-06 07:22:09
Brilliant. This is exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you very much :)
Surim  2010-09-06 07:53:28
Just got Navicat Premium and saw that it is able to do it too. Very nice easy to interface. A+
Surim  2010-09-21 10:11:55

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