open config.inc.php file located in phpMyAdmin directory, change the settings , and then save the file and run the phpMyAdmin application.
phpMyAdmin is an application written in the PHP language that provides a web-based interface for the administration of MySQL databases.
IIRC mysql5 supports import of mysql4 data and structures natively (you can use mysql4 compatability when exporting sql data from phpmyadmin)
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In navicat you can export you database as a sql file. And on your server you can import it either by command line or phpMyAdmin.
Set up the database as a UTF-8-encoded database. You can do this easily with PHPMyAdmin.
PHP is a server-side scripting language that can be used to dynamically generate the content of web sites served up to a client. It can also be used for local shell scripting. PHPMyAdmin is a PHP based web interface for managing MySQL databases.
Have you manually changed the password and username in config.inc.php located in phpmyadmin folder of XAMPP? It is better not to change the username and password of your XAMPP unless you are hosting your site on a server. Simple thing would be a login/register page which closes mysql connection if user is not registered.
You use the appropriate tools from your database's system or third-party tools. For MySQL, you can use PhpMyAdmin to create a database. For Oracle, or Microsoft SQL Server, or other applications, they have tools for this purpose.
PhpMyAdmin was created on 1998-09-09.
Check the PHP script mysql's login details (hostname, post, username, password). If this is a LAMP package, try to use phpmyadmin which has already been setup. Check your MySQL settings (/etc/my.conf, /path/to/your/my.ini). If there's a network connection, try use nc or telnet to connect. Otherwise, make sure the socket exists. Check the mysql(i) settings in your php.ini file, if MySQL is running properly, the issue is most likely on the PHP side. Go to the [mysqli] section in php.ini, check the socket/network settings. if all fail, make a left. :o)
DBMS is the Database Engine itselflike MySql ServerRDBMS is the GUI (Graphical user interface)for any Database Engine which used inCRUD (Create, read, update and delete)like PHPmyAdmin
DBMS is the Database Engine itselflike MySql ServerRDBMS is the GUI (Graphical user interface)for any Database Engine which used inCRUD (Create, read, update and delete)like PHPmyAdmin