Database setup using XAMPP This is a short introduction to help you setup and test access to your database using a local web server (XAMPP). For more information on SQL commands, please refer to database textbook(s). Show
XAMPP is an open source package that is widely used for PHP development. XAMPP contains MariaDB, PHP, and Perl; it provides a graphical interface for SQL (phpMyAdmin), making it easy to maintain data in a relational database. If you have not installed XAMPP, please refer to XAMPP-setup to install and set up XAMPP. Assuming that you have already set up XAMPP
Note: phpMyAdmin runs on a PHP environment. To use phpMyAdmin to manage databases, Apache Web server must be started. Reminder: be sure to stop the server when you are done. Leaving the servers running consumes energy and may later prevent the servers from starting (in particular, MySQL server). Access phpMyAdmin
Alternatively, you may access phpMyAdmin via the XAMPP manager / controller, click Go to Application button to access XAMPP dashboard. The main page should look similar to the following Add a user account
Do not change or update the root account. If you may forget or need to reset your password, you can use the root account to manage users.
To verify that the account has been created, go to User accounts tab. You should see the newly created user account (as shown below).
Create a databaseLet's create a guestbook database. To create a database, there are several options. You may use the Create databasefeature.
You may run the SQL command to create a database.
Create a tableLet's create a table named entries. To create a table, there are several options. You may use the Create tablefeature.
You may run the SQL command to create a table.
Insert dataTo insert data into a table, there are several options. You may use the Insertfeature.
You may run the SQL command to insert data.
Retrieve dataTo retrieve data from a table, there are several options. You may use the feature.
You may run the SQL command to retrieve data.
Import SQL file
Export SQL file (back up your database)
How do I start MySQL in XAMPP?Setup mySql and install some textbook databases on your machine. In phpmyadmin, click the Users tab at the top.. Find the row that has User root and Host 127.0.0.1.. Click Edit Privileges.. Click Change password.. Enter the password twice (write it down somewhere if you're not sure you can remember it). Click the Go button.. Where can I find MySQL in XAMPP?Your MySQL binaries should be somewhere under your XAMPP folder. Look for a /bin folder, and you'll find the mysql.exe client around. Let's assume it is in c:\xampp\mysql\bin, then you should fireup a command prompt in this folder. If you want to use mysqldump.exe, you should also find it there.
Why is MySQL not starting in XAMPP?If you have MySQL already installed on your windows then go to services. msc file on your windows and right click the MySQL file and stop the service, now open your XAMPP and start MySQL. Now MySQL will start on the port 3306. My MYSQL server on XAMPP was instantly getting stopped.
How do I open MySQL in browser?In order to access your MySQL database, please follow these steps:. Log into your Linux web server via Secure Shell.. Open the MySQL client program on the server in the /usr/bin directory.. Type in the following syntax to access your database: $ mysql -h {hostname} -u username -p {databasename} Password: {your password}. Does XAMPP install MySQL?Xampp is a useful Apache distribution installer that will let you install phpMyAdmin, MySQL, as well as FileZilla and Apache.
How do I run MySQL on localhost?Go ahead and open MySQL Workbench and let's connect to this new local server. Click on the “New Connection” icon and leave everything default, except the “Connection Name,” here enter localhost . Double click on the new connection and enter the password you created during installation. Voila!
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