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| ===== 2. Databases ===== | ===== 2. Databases ===== | ||
| - | This chapter will handle the creation of databases and ... | + | This chapter will explain certain options you can do with a database. \\ |
| + | In the example screenshots we will always use the username '// | ||
| ==== 2.1. Create ==== | ==== 2.1. Create ==== | ||
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| ==== 2.3. Import ==== | ==== 2.3. Import ==== | ||
| + | PhpMyAdmin gives you the possiblity to import sql files into already excisting databases. Again, in order to do this you should login as the user with the correct database privileges (for this manual that would '// | ||
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| + | There are several ways of accessing a databse. In this manual I will just use a simple example and go from there. We will be using the database called '// | ||
| + | First it is important to select the database you want to update. This can be done by simply using your mouse to hover over the name, in phpmyadmin, on the left side of the screen and clicking on the database name (screen left). \\ | ||
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| + | This will open a new screen, with the current database selected on the left side. On the right, click on the tab that is called '// | ||
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| + | Congrats! You have just imported a sql file into the database '// | ||
| ===== 3. Other... ===== | ===== 3. Other... ===== | ||
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| Create user: [[http:// | Create user: [[http:// | ||
| - | Create database: [[http:// | + | Create database: [[http:// |
| + | Import database: [[http:// | ||