[Typo3-dev] You are the Programmer

[Arco]

Why not keep the DB tools outside typo3.
Phpmyadmin is about 7Mb and is there per typo3 source.
And I never use it....

The only DB tool needed in typo3 is the database integrity check.

For Oracle the client installer can also install the management tools.

Arco

I think if people want it in the backend a configurable toolbar with links will do fine.
Leave the phpmyadmin in the quickstarts so starters won't have to look for  
Franz Holzinger <franz at ajob.info> wrote ..
> Hi Michael,	
> 
> I suppose that phpMyAdmin should be replaced by a general DB-Admin-Tool
> one day. Not only MySQL-Databases should be supported in the future.  SQLite
> is an alternative database. and there are some other open source databases.
> There are also people out there who want  a CMS to work together with ORACLE.
> So it could be useful to develop a DB-Admin-Tool which works together with
> all databases which will be supported by Typo3 in the future . 
> Some extensions could use the phpMyAdmin functionality. 
> The access-rights of the backend users should also be extended to the database.
> Also a normal backend user which has not the full rights to see and change
> everything in the database should be able to use phpMyAdmin or a similar
> extension.  The minimum important thing is to create all the backend users
> to have some rights within phpMyAdmin.
> 
> Regards - Franz
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