Re: [tlug] Simple database application recommendation?

[Darren Cook <darren@example.com>]

> clean up the mess and redo it in some nifty modern database
> application, but I haven't been able to decide what would be least
> painful to work with.

MySQL. Lots of books/tutorials, and gui apps (such as phpMyAdmin). If an
SQL DB is overkill you could refactor into a csv flat file afterwards,
but while "cleaning up a mess" I think you'll find the structure useful.

Darren