Tuesday, 13 October 2009

Learning how to use Myphp Admin and MySQL

My task this week was to create a databse, put data in table and upload file or script to the server.



I first access myPhp by selecting: apacheonly.bat





This then allows me access to http://localhost/phpmyadmin/

Where I can create a database and enter data

I found this very simple and good alternative to using Microsoft Access.

Blog Question:
Can we code in the data?
Why would that be impossible?


It is not possible to enter data into the website from this static page. There is no way from here to interact with the webpage. A get function will needed to be implented.

Blog Question:
Briefly explain what the following keywords mean to you:
superuser, DBMS, privileges, schema, semi-colon, query, dynamic, static

Put a copy of book.php in your blog and using coloured ink, or underlining, differentiate between the static and the dynamic parts of the code.


Superuser:
A user has complete access to all aspects of the server. Means I can have absolute control over what content is put on the site.

DBMS:
A software which is used to construct and manage databases.

Privileges:
The user is able to have more control and access to the website

Schema:

Semi-colon:

Query:

Dynamic:

Static:

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