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BostonRS14 · 05-01-2009, 03:00 PM

I'm looking to get into the database a bit more in my solo league, but Excel can't seem to handle the big csv files adequately.

What I have been playing with is trying to create something that tracks my stats obviously, but I want to be able to look at how a players are against a certain team or pitcher/batter. Tracking game by game, year by year possibly.

I'm running a Mac (v10.5.6, 4 GB 667 HMz DDR2 SDRAM) and wanted to know the best (preferably free) option for looking at mysql files that a beginner can get into and dig around and have fun with.

Any suggestions?

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BostonRS14 All Star Reserve Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Red Sox Nation/Baltimore Posts: 789 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 17 Thanked 14x in 4 posts	CSV/Mysql for Beginners? I'm looking to get into the database a bit more in my solo league, but Excel can't seem to handle the big csv files adequately. What I have been playing with is trying to create something that tracks my stats obviously, but I want to be able to look at how a players are against a certain team or pitcher/batter. Tracking game by game, year by year possibly. I'm running a Mac (v10.5.6, 4 GB 667 HMz DDR2 SDRAM) and wanted to know the best (preferably free) option for looking at mysql files that a beginner can get into and dig around and have fun with. Any suggestions? __________________ Dynasty: Building Dynasties in Boston: 2007: 2008: 102-60 (1st AL East, 1-3 Division Series) 2009: 111-51 (1st AL East, 1-3 DS) MLSB Washington Nationals: 2008-2011 (434-550, .441) \| AMBL Boston Red Sox: 2008-2011 (345-303, 2010 AL East Title)