WordPress depends on the Database for almost everything. All the values your enter, all your content, everything that goes to make your blog is actually stored in a Database, mostly MySql. It is very much possible to use a Database connectivity frontend, typically provided by your hosting service, but it requires somebody with technical talent to make that happen. Instead, why not try and use a tool from within your WordPress to make this happen.
Well, there is a WordPress Plugin that can make this happen, and it is called WP-DBManager 2.50 (available at this link)
Manages your WordPress database. Allows you to optimize database, repair database, backup database, restore database, delete backup database , drop/empty tables and run selected queries. Supports automatic scheduling of backing up and optimizing of database.
Go, ahead, and take control of the DB. Remember, for a WordPress site, the Database communication can make or break a site in terms of performance, so you should understand more about how your Database connectivity works.
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