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How to use phpstudy's database

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How to use the database in phpStudy

As an integrated development environment, phpStudy has built-in commonly used database management systems, such as MySQL. Here's how to use the database in phpStudy:

1. Start phpStudy

Open phpStudy and make sure the Apache and MySQL services are started.

2. Open the MySQL console

In the phpStudy control panel, click "Tools" -> "MySQL 5.7 Admin" to open the MySQL console.

3. Create database

In the MySQL console, enter the following statement to create a new database:

<code class="sql">CREATE DATABASE 数据库名;</code>

4. Create user

Create a user with appropriate permissions to access the database:

<code class="sql">CREATE USER 用户名@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY '密码';
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON 数据库名.* TO 用户名@'localhost';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;</code>

5. Connect to the database

Open phpMyAdmin or other MySQL client tool , enter the following information to connect to the newly created database:

  • Host name: localhost
  • User name: the user just created
  • Password: the password just created

6. Using the database

After the connection is successful, you can execute SQL queries, create tables and insert data in the created database.

Usage example:

In phpMyAdmin you can:

  • Execute SQL queries in the "SQL" tab
  • Create and manage databases in the "Database" tab
  • Create and manage tables in the "Table" tab
  • Insert data into the table in the "Insert" tab

Note:

  • The above commands are applicable to MySQL 5.7. If you are using a different MySQL version, the commands may be different.
  • Please make sure to set strong passwords for your database and users for increased security.

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