Mysql: Comments in Fields
April 9, 2008 by daynah
Filed under So Much Data
I never really noticed that you could create comments in your mySQL fields until now. My co-worker recently upgraded one of the web servers to have phpMyAdmin – 2.11.5.1, and the forms made the “comment” field more visible to me.
Below is a very basic table for “locations.” This simple table is for demonstration purposes only. ;)
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How to Connect to a MySQL Database using PHP
March 29, 2005 by daynah
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I was helping my coworker yesterday to create her first PHP-Database program. She already knew how phpMyAdmin worked, so I created a sample page for her to show how to connect to the database and then retrieve data from a query. Maybe this sample page could help you too. I commented as much of the code as I could. Let me know if you have any questions.
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