I’ve been using CocoaMySQL on my Mac to manage MySQL databases for the past month. It’s a great product.
If you’ve used “SQL Enterprise Manager” under Windows to manage MSSQL databases, you’ll have a good idea of what CocoaMySQL does (albeit with considerably more elegance than Microsoft’s product): you can add, edit and delete databases, tables, and indexes, run queries, look at data in a “data grid” and export data as CSV or XML.
Highly recommended.
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