Here are the steps to use to export all your mySQL databases using phpMyAdmin. (Dec 2015) As phpMyAdmin evolves new features are added. Open phpMyAdmin and select the Databases tab. Check that all your databases should are listed there. Select the Export tab, and then select the Custom tab. You do not want to use … Read more
By default, you can access your databases at http:// localhost/phpmyadmin using user: root and a blank password. Once logged in PHPmyAdmin, click on the Privileges tab. and on the Add a new user link located under the User Overview table
I’ve tried what’s been suggested here, i must inform that lower_case_table_names = 0 doesn’t work in xampp, it crashes MySQL service at the moment you restart it. Yet lower_case_table_names = 2 didn’t crash, and apparently worked… at least it allowed me to insert a db with camel case.
Unlike MyISAM tables, InnoDB tables don’t keep track of how many rows the table contains. Because of this, the only way to know the exact number of rows in an InnoDB table is to inspect each row in the table and accumulate a count. Therefore, on large InnoDB tables, performing a SELECT COUNT(*) FROM innodb_table … Read more
earlier versions of phpmyadmin had a setting called $cfg[‘ShowBlob’] = TRUE; That would allow you to view the contents of blobs in the browser. You should note that this would cause chaos if you were storing binary files in blobs, since you would see endless gobblygok in the browser window. There are some people (like … Read more
I first changed the root password running mysql at a prompt with mysql -u root -p Update password: UPDATE mysql.user SET Password=PASSWORD(‘MyNewPass’) WHERE User=”root”; Edited line in the file config.inc.php with the new root password: $cfg[‘Servers’][$i][‘password’] = ‘MyNewPass’ Stop and re-start mysql service (in Windows: mysql_stop.bat/mysql_start.bat) and got phpMyAdmin to work! EDIT 2017: for MySQL≥5.7 … Read more
SELECT table_name,table_schema FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS WHERE column_name=”sort_method”