phpmyadmin / mysql help

birdbird · #1 17-Apr-2003, 10:40

i m a SQL beginner and i just install the SQL into my pc. i use Win XP and apache server. and after i install it and it request my user name and password. however i didn notice that the books say enter user name as root and password anything. i enter the user name as xxxxx. so do this caused any prob on the operating? or how can i reenter the user name? i try to uninstall it but the user name and password still the same, i can't chnage it. so pls help me..

JdS · #2 17-Apr-2003, 10:45

I assume SQL = MySQL?

When you made the changes, did you reload mysql?

birdbird · #3 17-Apr-2003, 11:39

Quote:

Originally posted by JdS
I assume SQL = MySQL?

When you made the changes, did you reload mysql?

birdbird · #4 17-Apr-2003, 11:48

opss. sorry for the mistake... reply wrongly
so can u pls teach me how to do now?? and any effect for the MySQL operation?

another question is how to operate MySQL?

JdS · #5 17-Apr-2003, 18:44

What are you using to 'manage' your MySQL databases now? If nothing, then I (and everyone else) would suggest you use PHPMyAdmin...

If you don't know about this script, download the files and we can discuss how to use it later on.

Download PHPMYADMIN.

birdbird · #6 18-Apr-2003, 11:04

i think i m using WinMySQLadmin to mange the MySQL. but i idownload the PHPadmin that u suggest me. i just follow u anyway.

birdbird · #7 18-Apr-2003, 11:26

the PHPadmin u suggest looks like hard to install ah..
can i still use my winMySQL admin???
u know operate it??? if no then i just install the PHPadmin u suggest.
sorry to bother u again

JdS · #8 18-Apr-2003, 12:04

Use what works - that's the important thing. I only have experience with phpmyadmin PLUS it's available on nearly every web host I have been with before.

Setting up phpmyadmin is not hard... it just looks like it is! Let me know what you decide.

birdbird · #9 19-Apr-2003, 11:25

hi, can u pls help me in setting up PHPadmin??
now i get one of the zip file then extraact it. so where i gonna to save it?

by the way, do u know any website which got provide info in car body kits such as rims, spoiler and so on. i wan it with description and price. do you?? coz i need it for final project

JdS · #10 20-Apr-2003, 06:51

Anywhere...

Yes, you can save all the phpmyadmin files anywhere on your PC, as long as you tell Apache where!

Let's say you saved the files to your HDD at:

Code:

F:\misc\dbadmin\

Open httpd.conf (Apache file) and look for:

Code:

<IfModule mod_alias.c>

add this below:

Code:

Alias /dbadmin/ "F:/misc/dbadmin/"
  <Directory "F:/misc/dbadmin">
    Options Indexes FollowSymlinks MultiViews
    AllowOverride None
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
  </Directory>

save the file (httpd.conf) and start Apache, now use your browser and go to the following URL:

Code:

http://localhost/dbadmin/Documentation.html

You have to also edit the config.inc.php file that is included in the phpmyadmin folder.

Let us know if you still have problems.

re: car body kits
No, I have no information at the moment...

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phpmyadmin / mysql help

what to do now?

Use phpmyadmin to manage your MySQL

i think is winMySQLadmin

hard to install

can u help in setting PHPadmin??

Where to save phpmyadmin files on your local Windows PC?