phpMySQLDiff is a PHP script which generates an SQL ALTER script for the differences between two databases.
| Tags | Software Development Code Generators |
|---|---|
| Licenses | Freeware |
| Implementation | PHP |
Recent releases


Changes: There are some fixes in this release, as well as the ability to upload and compare SQL scripts, support for auto_increment, and fulltext indexes.


Changes: Syntax highlighting is converted to CSS. Target database parameters are fetched from source database settings. HTML structure and CSS are completely revised. There is an extended error message if the database connection check fails. The structure of the nls files has changed. A version check for the PHP interpreter is added. A problem with the display of the Russian language has been fixed. A problem with object names including spaces is fixed. Short tags are removed, so the tool will now also run on systems where short tags have been deactivated. Basic support for foreign key constraints and support for the Hungarian language have been added.


Changes: Error messages without an existing config.inc.php have been fixed. An error if there are no tables on the table selection screen has been fixed. The language selection box is sorted alphabetically. There are some other minor bugfixes.


Changes: Table type and table options as table comments are supported when creating a table. After script generation, source and target databases can be switched.


Changes: Default settings for the source and target databases can now be made in config.inc.php. If required, backticks are now generated automatically. A problem with object names containing dashes has been fixed. A French translation of README.txt is now available. The language for display is no longer detected automatically, but can be set in config.inc.php. On runtime, it can be changed by the user on the startup page. A Russian translation has been added.
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Recent commentsRe: PHP versions
Oups ... required Version missing ... it is: >= 4.1.0
Re: PHP versions
> Hi,
> ...
> Which versions of PHP does your proggie
> support?
>
> Thx,
>
> CoKo
Hi Ralf ... aren't you ... :)
Due to the usage of $_GET/$_POST/$_SESSION-Style Superglobals, which we desided to use since 1.0.0, a PHP-Version >= is required ... sorry for that ... :(
PHP versions
Hi,
I encounter a strange problem on my web server which is still running on PHP 4.0.6 (due to my provider :-( ). Opening the index.php of mysqldiff 1.3.0 causes a "Segmentation fault (11)" in my Apache.
Which versions of PHP does your proggie support?
Thx,
CoKo