navicat anyway?

Quite simply, no.

Unless you wanted to delve into the specifics of Oracle or PostgreSQL, MySQL is unable to provide you with the level and stability of stored procedures / Transact-SQL. They're getting better though.. perhaps 5.2. ;o

Aside from that, "Navicat for MySQL" will fail you. :P

Also note, if you're attempting it, you need to remember that the database must connect via ODBC. So, you need the appropriate ODBC drivers installed, and the DSNs setup with those drivers.

But really, don't bother. :P
 
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