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June 16, 2009 at 6:33 am #11532samXRMember
hey i got a question.at the side of SQLyog.there is “infomation_schema” , “my_bd” , “mysql” and “test”.what is that called??
Then if i click on the plus sign of test..then a few column pop out..What is that called too??
i need to know the names because i have to execute some php codes with that 'unknown' name..
Any help would be great..thanks a lot..
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June 16, 2009 at 7:33 am #29120peterlaursenParticipant
“infomation_schema” , “my_bd” , “mysql” and “test” are the databases on the server. If you click the + objects (tables and other objects) in each databases will show.
“infomation_schema” and “mysql” are mysql system databases.
“test” is a database that gets installed when mysql get installed. This is not impotant. Actually it is recommended to drop it on production servers.
“my_bd” must be a database that you or some application-installer created.
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June 16, 2009 at 7:42 am #29121samXRMemberpeterlaursen wrote on Jun 16 2009, 07:33 AM:“infomation_schema” , “my_bd” , “mysql” and “test” are the databases on the server. If you click the + objects (tables and other objects) in each databases will show.
“infomation_schema” and “mysql” are mysql system databases.
“test” is a database that gets installed when mysql get installed. This is not impotant. Actually it is recommended to drop it on production servers.
“my_bd” must be a database that you or some application-installer created.
what are their name??
i need to extract them in my php codes..
i need to replace particulars with the “name”..
thank you..
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June 16, 2009 at 8:03 am #29122peterlaursenParticipant
I do not understand. The name of the databases are what SQLyog displayes (“test” etc.)
In a SELECT statement like “SELECT * FROM Particulars”, 'Particular' is a table and not a database. You may write the full syntax like “SELECT * FROM somedatabase.Particulars ” or you may send a “USE somedatabase”.
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