The PHP class library for MySQL has various functions to connect with the database, create database tables and retrieve database data. Create a MySQL Database Table ...

Right-click the PHP file you want to use to identify the existing table. Click "Open With" and select your PHP editor. Connect to the MySQL database. The following code connects to a database ...

Illustration To illustrate, suppose for example that you have a database called DB1 set up for a forum with a table called "posts" that includes four columns: ID, username, subject and content.

I need to search about twenty columns for given a string with wildcards. The query essentially looks like this: SELECT * FROM `the_table` WHERE `field1` LIKE 'string%' OR `field2` LIKE 'string ...

Once the schema is created, close the SQL Script window. You’re ready to create a table. Creating a table I’ve created a database called SERVERS, that will be listed in the SCHEMAS pane.

Jack Wallen explains how to add data into a MySQL table from the command line.