Account Overview - Getting Started - Control Panel Overview - Chapter 1 FTP Software Setup
Chapter 2 SSH / Telnet Setup - Chapter 3 Email Software Setup - Chapter 4 CGI-Bin - Chapter 5 Secure Server
Chapter 6 FormMail - Chapter 7 MS FrontPage - Chapter 8 CGI Scripts - Chapter 9 ASP - Active Server Pages
Chapter 10 JSP - Java Server Pages - Chapter 11 PHP - Chapter 12 Real Audio/Real Video
Chapter 13 File Manager - Chapter 14 Mail Manager - Chapter 15 Changing Passwords - Chapter 16 Site Statistics
Chapter 17 Network Tools - Chapter 18 FTP Manager - Chapter 19 Backup Manager - Chapter 20 Password Protect Directories
Chapter 21 Custom Error Pages - Chapter 22 MySQL & PhpMyAdmin - Chapter 23 Mime Types - Chapter 24 CronTab
Chapter 25 Entropy Chat - Chapter 26 Akopia Shopping Cart - Chapter 27 Search Engine Submission
Chapter 28 PGP & PGP Mail - Chapter 29 Subdomains

Chapter 22 - MySQL



Quick Actions

For quick step by step tutorial on how to perform common functions, click below. For all of the examples, you must first login to your Control Panel and then into your MySQL feature and go to the Main Database Management Page of your MySQL database.
  • Create a table
  1. Type in the name of the new table and the number of fields for the table in the textboxes provided.
  2. Press the Go button next to the Fields textbox.
  3. Enter in the name of each field and the datatype of the field. Other attributes of the field can be set as well. Length of char strings, not null, default value are commonly used attributes.
  4. You can also specify primary fields, indexes and unique fields here as well. These can also be set for individual fields from the table properties page.
  5. If everything is correctly specified, when you press the Save button the table will be created and you will end up on the table properties page for the new table.
  • Add a record
  1. From the Main Database Management Page or the table properties page press the Insert link.
  2. Enter in a value for each field. You must provide a value for any field which set not null and has no default value. If you do not provide a value the default value will be used if provided. The functions in the menu can be used to generate a value for the field for you. Note that the functions may require a value to operate on.
  3. Press the Save button.
  • Perform a search
  1. From the Main Database Management Page or the table properties page press the Select link.
  2. Fill out the form fields as described here.
  3. Press the Go button.
Many other operations can be performed by using the MySQL Control Panel.

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