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Chapter 1 Account Overview Chapter 2 Getting Started Chapter 3 Control Panel Overview Chapter 4 FTP Instructions Chapter 5 SSH / Telnet Chapter 6 Email Software Setup Chapter 7 File Manager Chapter 8 Change Password Chapter 9 Mail Manager Chapter 10 Site Statistics Chapter 11 Mailing List Chapter 12 Microsoft FrontPage Chapter 13 Site Creation Tool Chapter 14 Counters Chapter 15 Protect Directories Chapter 16 Redirect URL Chapter 17 Search Engine Chapter 18 Formmail Chapter 19 PGP & PGP Mail Chapter 20 Mime Types Chapter 21 Anonymous FTP Chapter 22 Archive Manager Chapter 23 SSL (Secure Server) Chapter 24 MySQL Chapter 25 Shopping Cart Chapter 26 CGI-bin Chapter 27 Real Audio / Real Video |
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Chapter 24 - MySQL
Overview |
MySQL Control Panel Feature |
Examples of SQL Statements |
Quick Actions Advanced Queries | Table Properties | Table Select | Perl SQL Delete Example Perl SQL Insert Example | Perl SQL Update Example | Perl While Loop Example View Dump Database Schema | Using MySQL With CGI Scripts References and Tutorials View Dump of Schema The "View Dump (Schema) of Database" section of the Main Database Management page is useful. Pressing the associated Go button will generate a page containing the SQL statements for recreating the database. If the "Structure and Data" radio button is selected, the SQL statements for INSERTing the data will be generated as well. Turn on the. "Add 'DROP TABLE'" checkbox and the SQL statements to DROP the tables will be included also. When you drop a table, the table is deleted. Turning on the "Send" checkbox, causes the generated SQL statements to be sent to you as a file which you can save to your harddisk. The "View Dump(Schema) of Table" section of the Table Properties page allows you to obain a dump of a single table. The additional radio button, CVS will return the data in the table with each record as a seperate line. The fields are delimited by the character specified in the "Terminated by" textbox. The dumped data can be imported into another database or a spreadsheet, or archived for backup. NOTE: None of the selections above will alter your database. |