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发表于 2003-5-14 19:19:13
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好象是有参数没设置正确,我对PHP和MYSQL也只是装上能用这个程度(基本上都是默认值),帮不了你
这是我在USENET查到的一个贴,有人问过同样的问题,给出的回答也是文档。。。
From: Stephen Tiano ([email protected])
Subject: phpMyAdmin
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Date: 2003-03-08 12:29:14 PST
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Anyone familiar with the GUI interface for MySQL/PHP called 'phpMyAdmin'?
I'm at a point in my intensive self-study via books, tutorials, and
exercises where one of the books I'm working with--trying to tie
together with my graphical HTML editor--Dreamweaver: PHP
Development--suggests phpMyAdmin is worth knowing as a tool for more
efficient work in a production environment.
When I get phpMyAdmin to show up in my browser, it looks pretty much the
way the book shows it. Except that, after a few lines that are
word-for-word with the book, in place of
[bullet] Run SQL query/queries on ...
and a flexible field in which to type in said queries, I have an error
message:
[bullet] Error
The additional Features for working with linked Tables have
been deactivated.
To find out why, click here.
Clicking 'here' brings me to a link to 'Documentation' and a line
underneath saying 'General relation features Disabled'. Clicking on
'Documentation' brings me to what looks vaguely like directions for
altering various '$cfg' strings.
Needless to say, I'm leery. I'm not certain where to find these strings
to alter. But more importantly, I'm not clear on what I'm being told to
do. It's not as if the directions are step-by-step for a novice. And it
doesn't spell out whether this will address the 'General features' being
'Disabled'. That is, will it make these 'General features' functional?
May I ask your help in doping this out?
Thank you.
Steve Tiano
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From: "Barry Marler" ([email protected])
Subject: RE: phpMyAdmin
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Date: 2003-03-08 13:33:07 PST
Open http://your.server.name/phpMyAdmin-2.*.*/Documentation.html#setup. If
you read the docs (#3 in the initial "Quick Install" section tells you that
the file you'll be editing is config.inc.php, in the phpMyAdmin root dir),
you'll just be stepped through a simple series of table creations and
editing of config.inc.php (which is trivial). |
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