ravenvii macrumors 604 Original poster Sep 17, 2007 #1 ^^^ I want to edit something in my database, but I don't know how to access it. (I'm new to all this MySQL stuff, so be gentle 🙂 )
^^^ I want to edit something in my database, but I don't know how to access it. (I'm new to all this MySQL stuff, so be gentle 🙂 )
ChicoWeb macrumors 65816 Sep 17, 2007 #2 Do you have PHPAdmin installed on your server? It's relatively easy to navigate through based on the level of your understanding. I use Navicat, which is a really nice GUI for MySQL.
Do you have PHPAdmin installed on your server? It's relatively easy to navigate through based on the level of your understanding. I use Navicat, which is a really nice GUI for MySQL.
ravenvii macrumors 604 Original poster Sep 17, 2007 #5 Yup, that worked like a charm! Thanks guys! Now that I know the site is reading the database fine, now I gotta find out why it wouldn't WRITE to the database. Will probably post a thread about that 🙄 @ self Thanks! 🙂
Yup, that worked like a charm! Thanks guys! Now that I know the site is reading the database fine, now I gotta find out why it wouldn't WRITE to the database. Will probably post a thread about that 🙄 @ self Thanks! 🙂
ChicoWeb macrumors 65816 Sep 17, 2007 #7 CANEHDN said: PHPmyAdmin? Why not just use the mySQL GUI tools? Click to expand... What are those?
S Sherb macrumors member Sep 18, 2007 #8 Instead of PHPmyAdmin there is a great alternative called MySQL Quick Admin. Might want to check it out 🙂 I prefer it much more.
Instead of PHPmyAdmin there is a great alternative called MySQL Quick Admin. Might want to check it out 🙂 I prefer it much more.
M Mac In School macrumors 65816 Sep 19, 2007 #9 I like Navicat. Just keep in mind, that some hosting companies don't allow remote access through GUI interfaces. 1and1 does not.
I like Navicat. Just keep in mind, that some hosting companies don't allow remote access through GUI interfaces. 1and1 does not.