Moodle Plugins directory: SQL Buddy | Moodle.org

SQL Buddy
Local plugins ::: local_sqlbuddy
Maintained by
Joseph Conradt
Integration of SQL Buddy for Moodle. Easy and secure MySQL database access and administration.
Latest release:
23 sites
6 downloads
9 fans
Current versions available: 1
SQL Buddy: http://sqlbuddy.com
Lightweight and simple SQL Buddy allows you to manage your MySQL databases. You can create, update, and delete records from within Moodle with no external dependencies. No configuration necessary as it uses the database information in the Moodle config.
The database access is secure and limited to administrators only.
If you experience any issues, please submit an issue here.
**Please Note** SQL Buddy currently only works with MySQL databases.
Contributors
Joseph Conradt (Lead maintainer)
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Thank you for the sqlbuddy plugin submission. Your plugin installed fine and appeared to operate as expected on my Moodle 27. I browsed a few db's on my test system and dropped a few tables without any problems. I have to admit I've been a long time phpmyadmin guy but sqlbuddy seems like an interesting alternative.
The code checker plugin revealed a few minor style issues with the Moodle files in your plugin and a large number of style issues with the sqlbuddy code (mostly tab complaints). You should probably fix the style issues with the few moodle specific files version.php, settings.php etc.
i tested this on my Moodle 27 that uses mysql. What will happen if someone tries to uses Moodle/postgres?
Carl
Thanks for taking the time to review this plugin. I have made the necessary syntax changes and updated the plugin accordingly. Of course, I did not change the SQL Buddy source code, as that would have taken a while!
SQL Buddy works with MySQL. I do not believe it works with PostgreSQL. I created this plugin for clients using MySQL needing a simpler database interface.
Regards,
Joseph
I updated the plugin description. Thanks for pointing that out!
Joseph
Thanks for the plugin! We had been using is in our Moodle 3.0, and now after upgrade to 3.6 this plugin gives an error : "Call to undefined function mysql_connect()". Would you please advise?
Thank you!
Leslie