[Wylug-help] php myadmin is the same as mysql no diddference

[Phil Driscoll]

On Sunday 27 October 2002 6:58 am, anwar hassan wrote:

>Php myadmin is the same as mysql I cant find any difference. Do I have to
>create the database the same way as mysql and it will give me a script file
>that is having mysql database script to connect with php? if this is so then
>let me try thanks for your help phil.

I don't really understand your question!

phpMyAdmin is a series of php scripts which allow you to create and administer
Mysql databases in a web browser. Assuming that you have mysql running and
have a working web server with php installed then you should be able to do
everything you need to do via the phpMyAdmin web interface - the only
configuration required is to the config.inc.php file to tell phpMyAdmin the
IP address of your mysql server (probably 127.0.0.1) and your mysql username
and password (which will be root and nopassword if you haven't changed
anything since you installed mysql).

Cheers
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Phil Driscoll