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    PHP My Admin Intro

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    This document provides an introduction to phpMyAdmin, including how to: 1. Log in to phpMyAdmin using your student username and password. 2. Create a new database table by selecting the database, clicking "Operations" and entering table and field details. 3. Edit an existing table structure by clicking the table name and making changes on the structure tab. 4. Insert data into a table by clicking the table name, selecting the insert tab, and entering values.

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    This document provides an introduction to phpMyAdmin, including how to: 1. Log in to phpMyAdmin using your student username and password. 2. Create a new database table by selecting the database, clicking "Operations" and entering table and field details. 3. Edit an existing table structure by clicking the table name and making changes on the structure tab. 4. Insert data into a table by clicking the table name, selecting the insert tab, and entering values.

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    Introduction to phpMyAdmin

    phpMyAdmin: An Introduction Section

    1: How to login to phpMyAdmin

    To access phpMyadmin:

    1. Type in the following URL in any browser and press Enter:

    2. https://genesis.usp.ac.fj/phpmyadmin/
    3. Enter your MySQL database username and password. Your username is your Student ID, and the
    default password was your surname (with first letter in uppercase).

    NOTE: If you had changed your database password, then use your new database password.
    Otherwise, use your surname (with the first letter in uppercase).

    4. Click on Go

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    5. You will see the following screen:

    5. Click on your database (see figure above).

    6. You should see all tables in your database:

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    Note: You will not see any table if you have not created any yet

    Tables in my database

    Section 2: Creating a new table


    Note: Make sure that you have selected your database from the left navigation section of the
    phpMyAdmin page. Please see the previous section (steps 4-6 of the Section 1)

    1. Click on Operations tab.

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    This is the name of the currently


    selected database Click on operations

    2. To create a table, type table name and number of fields. Click Go button.

    3. Fields display for data entry


    4. Enter field/attributes names and properties of the fields.
    5. Click the Save button to create the new table.

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    Note:

    InnoDB allows us to enforce referential integrity, while MyISAM, which is the default engine, does not
    enforce it,

    6. Click on your database and see the list of tables in your database

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    Section 3: Editing table structure

    1. Click in Structure link or name of the table that you want to change.

    2. In the following page you can make changes to the table.

    Browse tab Structure tab SQL tab Insert tab


    See or edit table See or edit table Write a SQL Use to insert
    records/data. structure statement records in the table.

    Change
    attributes

    Add
    column(s)

    Change
    indexes

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    Section 4: Inserting data into a table

    1. First click on the name of the table, e.g., the Manager table that we have just created.

    2. Click on Insert tab.

    3. Type in the values that you want to insert and click on Go.

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    4. You will see a confirmation of the success (or failure)

    Section 5: See and edit data


    1. Click on the name of the table.
    2. Edit your data as required.

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    Section 5: Executing SQL statements


    1. Click on the name of the database.
    2. Click on the SQL tab

    3. Type in your SQL statement


    4. Click on Go

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    5. You will get the query results.

    Query results

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    Section 6: Importing and Exporting

    Section 7: Logging out


    Click on the Logout icon in the left navigation section of the phpMyAdmin page.

    Section 8: Other features


    There are many other features in phpMyAdmin. You should spend some time learning these additional
    features.

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