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I don’t mean the standard mysql-client CLI, but rather something similar to what midnight commander is to filesystem management. The simple command history of the basic cli is not bad but really doesn’t cut it when testing more complex query, and the layout of the data isn’t that great. PHPMyAdmin is useful and all, but it’s ugly and requires a lot of mouse usage.
OS: linux
dbext.vim provides DB access from within Vi. It provides things like stored connections, schema browsing, command history, some auto completion, and bind variables.
I assume there is something similar for Emacs.