So we've all heard of phpMyAdmin and such... but here's a new one for you, phpFriendlyAdmin. It looks to be fairly promising as it supports up to 10 diffrent types of databases using PEAR's DB package. I havn't installed it and tested it myself, but the install doesn't look too terribly painful.

This tool is a remote database management tool made specifically for web developers who want to ease an audience into the world of content management. After a database is set up, phpFriendlyAdmin is then configured to abstract database structure. Every field and table is given an alias and a description so as to bypass the complexity of interacting with database variables and offer a simplified form-driven approach to data entry.

So if you think you might be able to use it... download it and give it a whirl. It might just suprise you. I hope it lives up to it's name and really is "friendly".