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[null,null,"Autore",null,"Delisle Marc"]
[null,null,"Titolo",null,"Mastering phpMyAdmin 2.11 for effective MySQL management : increase your MySQL productivity and control by discovering the real power of phpMyAdmin 2.11 / / Marc Delisle"]
[null,null,"Pubbl/distr/stampa",null,"Birmingham, U.K., : Packt, 2008"]
[null,null,"ISBN",null,"1-281-23678-0"]
[{"$nulls":4},"1-84719-419-2"]
[null,null,"Edizione",null,"[1st ed.]"]
[null,null,"Descrizione fisica",null,"1 online resource (340 p.)"]
[null,null,"Soggetti",null,"Database management"]
[{"$nulls":4},"PHP (Computer program language)"]
[{"$nulls":4},"Relational databases"]
[null,null,"Lingua di pubblicazione",null,"Inglese"]
[null,null,"Formato",null,"Materiale a stampa"]
[null,null,null,"Livello bibliografico","Monografia"]
[null,null,null,"Note generali","Includes index."]
[null,null,"Nota di contenuto",null,"Cover -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introducing phpMyAdmin -- PHP and MySQL: The Leading Open-Source Duo -- What is phpMyAdmin? -- History -- Awards -- phpMyAdmin Features Summary -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Installing phpMyAdmin -- System Requirements -- GoPHP5 -- Downloading the Files -- Installation -- Installation on a Remote Server Using a Windows Client -- Installation on a Local Linux Server -- Installation on Local Windows Servers (Apache, IIS) -- First Connection Configuration -- Configuration Principles -- Web-Based Setup Script -- Manual Creation of config.inc.php -- Tips for Editing config.inc.php on a Windows Client -- The config.inc.php File -- PmaAbsoluteUri -- Server-Specific Sections -- extension -- PersistentConnections -- connect_type, socket and port -- compress Configuration -- Authentication Type: config -- Testing the First Connection -- Multi-Server Configuration -- Servers Defined in the Configuration File -- Arbitrary Server -- Advanced Authentication -- Authentication Types Offered -- The Control User -- Logging Out -- HTTP Authentication -- Cookie Authentication -- Signon -- Security -- Directory-Level Protection -- IP-Based Access Control -- Rules -- Order of Interpretation for Rules -- Simplified Rule for Root Access -- Restricting the List of Databases -- Protecting In-Transit Data -- Upgrading phpMyAdmin -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Interface Overview -- Panels and Windows -- Login Panels -- Left and "]
[{"$nulls":4},"Right Panels -- Home Page -- Views -- Query Window -- Starting Page -- Window Titles Configuration -- General Icon Configuration -- Natural Sort Order for Database and Table Names -- Language Selection -- Themes -- Theme Configuration -- Theme Selection -- Left Panel -- Logo Configuration -- Database and Table List -- Light Mode -- Full Mode -- Table Short Statistics -- Quick-Browsing a Table."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Nested Display of Tables within a Database -- Server-List Choice -- Handling Many Databases or Tables -- Right Panel -- Home Page -- Database View -- Table View -- Server View -- Icons for Home Page and Menu Tabs -- Query Window -- Site-Specific Header and Footer -- MySQL Documentation Links -- Summary -- Chapter 4: First Steps -- Database Creation -- No Privileges? -- First Database Creation Is Authorized -- Creating Our First Table -- Choosing the Fields -- Table Creation -- Choosing Keys -- Manual Data Insertion -- Data Entry Panel Tuning for CHAR and VARCHAR -- Browse Mode -- SQL Query Links -- Navigation Bar -- Query Results Operations -- Sorting Results -- Color-Marking Rows -- Limiting the Length of Each Column -- Browsing Distinct Values -- Browse-Mode Customization -- Creating an Additional Table -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Changing Data -- Edit Mode -- Moving to Next Field with the Tab Key -- Moving with Arrows -- Handling NULL Values -- Applying a Function to a Value -- Duplicating Rows of Data -- Multi-Row Editing -- Editing the Next Row -- Deleting Data -- Deleting a Single Row -- Deleting Many Rows -- Deleting All the Rows in a Table -- Deleting All Rows in Many Tables -- Deleting Tables -- Deleting Databases -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Changing Table Structures -- Adding a Field -- Vertical Mode -- Horizontal Mode -- Editing Field Attributes -- TEXT -- BLOB (Binary Large Object) Fields -- Binary Contents Uploads -- ENUM and SET -- DATE, DATETIME, and TIMESTAMP -- Calendar Popup -- TIMESTAMP Options -- Bit -- Index Management -- Single-Field Indexes -- Multi-Field Indexes and Index Editing -- FULLTEXT Indexes -- Table Optimization: Explaining a Query -- Detection of Index Problems -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Exporting Structure and Data -- Dumps, Backups, and Exports -- Database Exports -- The Export Sub-Panel -- SQL Options."]
[{"$nulls":4},"The Save as file Sub-Panel -- File Name Template -- Compression -- Choice of Character Set -- CSV -- CSV for MS Excel -- PDF -- Microsoft Word 2000 -- Native MS Excel (pre-Excel 2000) -- Open Document Text -- YAML -- Table Exports -- Split-File Exports -- Selective Exports -- Exporting Partial Query Results -- Exporting and Checkboxes -- Multi-Database Exports -- Saving the Export File on the Server -- User-Specific Save Directories -- Memory Limits -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Importing Structure and Data -- Limits for the Transfer -- Time Limits -- Other Limits -- Partial Imports -- Temporary Directory -- Importing SQL Files -- Importing CSV Files -- Differences between SQL and CSV Formats -- Exporting a Test File -- CSV -- CSV Using LOAD DATA -- Requirements -- Using the LOAD DATA Interface -- Web Server Upload Directories -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Searching Data -- Single-Table Searches -- Daily Usage of phpMyAdmin -- Entering the Search Sub-Page -- Selection of Display Fields -- Ordering the Results -- Search Criteria by Field: Query by Example -- Print View -- Wildcard Searching -- Combining Criteria -- Applying a WHERE Clause -- Obtaining Distinct Results -- Complete Database Search -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Table and Database -- Table Maintenance -- Changing Table Attributes -- Table Type -- Table Comments -- Table Order -- Table Options -- Renaming, Moving, and Copying Tables -- Appending Data to a Table -- Multi-Table Operations -- Repairing an \"in use\" Table -- Database Operations -- Renaming a Database -- "]
[{"$nulls":4},"Copying a Database -- Summary -- Chapter 11: The Relational System -- Relational MySQL? -- InnoDB -- Linked-Tables Infrastructure -- Goal of the Infrastructure -- Location of the Infrastructure -- Installing Linked-Tables Infrastructure -- Multi-User Installation -- Single-User Installation -- Defining Relations with the Relation View."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Internal Relations -- Defining the Relation -- Defining the Display Field -- InnoDB Relations -- InnoDB Tables without Linked-Tables Infrastructure -- Defining Relations with the Designer -- Interface Overview -- Defining Relations -- InnoDB Relations -- Defining the Display Field -- Exporting for PDF Schema -- Benefits of the Defined Relations -- Foreign Key Information -- The Drop-Down List of Foreign Keys -- The Browseable Foreign-Table Window -- Referential Integrity Checks -- Automatic Updates of Metadata -- Column-Commenting -- Automatic Migration -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Entering SQL Commands -- The SQL Query Box -- The Database View -- The Table View -- The Fields Selector -- Clicking Into the Query Box -- The Query Window -- Query Window Options -- Session-Based SQL History -- Database-Based SQL History (Permanent) -- Editing Queries in the Query Window -- Multi-Statement Queries -- Pretty Printing (Syntax-Highlighting) -- The SQL Validator -- System Requirements -- Making the Validator Available -- Validator Results -- Standard-Conforming Queries -- Non Standard-Conforming Queries -- Summary -- Chapter 13: The Multi-Table Query -- Choosing Tables -- Column Criteria -- Field Selector: Single-Column or All Columns -- Sorts -- Showing a Column -- Updating the Query -- Criteria -- Adjusting the Number of Criteria Rows -- Adjusting the Number of Criteria Columns -- Automatic Joins -- Executing the Query -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Bookmarks -- Creating a Bookmark after a Successful Query -- Storing a Bookmark before Sending a Query -- Multi-Query Bookmarks -- Recalling from the Bookmarks List -- Bookmark Execution -- Bookmark Manipulation -- Public Bookmarks -- The Default Initial Query for a Table -- Bookmark Parameters -- Creating a Parameterized Bookmark -- Passing a Parameter Value to a Bookmark."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Executing Bookmarks by Browsing the pma_bookmark Table -- Summary -- Chapter 15: System Documentation -- The Database Print View -- The Selective Database Print View -- The Table Print View -- The Data Dictionary -- Relational Schema in PDF -- Adding a Third Table to Our Model -- Editing PDF Pages -- Page Planning -- Creating a New Page -- Editing a Page -- Displaying a Page -- A Note about Fonts Used -- Using the Designer for PDF Layout -- Summary -- Chapter 16: MIME-Based Transformations -- The MIME Column's Settings -- MIME Types -- Browser Transformations -- Transformation Options -- Requirements for Image Generation -- The GD2 Library -- The JPEG and PNG Libraries -- Memory Limits -- Examples of Transformations -- Clickable Thumbnail (.jpeg or .png) -- Links to an Image -- Date Formatting -- Links from Text -- text/plain: link -- text/plain: imagelink -- Preserving the Original Formatting -- Displaying Parts of a Text -- Download Link -- Hexadecimal Representation -- SQL Pretty Printing -- External Applications -- External Application Example: In-Cell Sort -- Summary -- Chapter 17: Character Sets and Collations -- Language Files and UTF-8 -- Versions of MySQL Prior to 4.1.x -- Data Recoding -- Character Sets -- Choosing the Effective Character Set -- The Impact of Switching -- Importing and Exporting with Character Sets -- MySQL 4.1.x and Later -- Collations -- The Home Page -- Creating a Database -- Available Character Sets and Collations -- Effective Character Sets and Collations -- The Database View -- The Table View -- Importing and Exporting with Character Sets -- Server View -- Kanji Support -- Summary -- "]
[{"$nulls":4},"Chapter 18: MySQL 5.0 Features -- Observations on the History of MySQL 5.0 -- Views -- Manually Creating a View -- Right Panel and Views -- Creating a View from Results -- Renaming a View -- Performance Hint."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Routines: Stored Procedures and Functions."]
[null,null,null,"Sommario/riassunto","This book is an upgrade from the previous version that covered phpMyAdmin Version 2.8. Version 2.10 introduced a new GUI for relations, called Designer, and version 2.11 adds support for creating Views from query results, manages triggers, procedures and functions and has an improved interface for servers handling large number of databases/tables. Whether you are an experienced developer, system administrator, web designer or new to MySQL, phpMyAdmin is a must-have tool for anyone who needs to manage MySQL databases and tables. This book is a must-read for every serious phpMyAdmin user who would like to use this outstanding application to its full power."]