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The document provides a step-by-step guide on how to create and manage a MySQL database using PHP and phpMyAdmin. It covers creating a database and tables, setting up fields, inserting data, creating relationships, and accessing the database through PHP. Additionally, it includes examples of PHP code for displaying data from the database and resources for further learning.

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Topic_7_CIS423_PHP and MySQL

The document provides a step-by-step guide on how to create and manage a MySQL database using PHP and phpMyAdmin. It covers creating a database and tables, setting up fields, inserting data, creating relationships, and accessing the database through PHP. Additionally, it includes examples of PHP code for displaying data from the database and resources for further learning.

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PHP & MySQL

phpmyadmin
Type in your browser address bar
Localhost/phpmyadmin
Click database
Create database
Type the name of your database, in the create
new database.

library

Create a library database, leave collation in


the pull down menu then click create.
Create a table
Click the just created database “library” from
the list of database.
 the database has no tables

book 5

Type a table name and number of fields then


click go.
Create a “book” table, with 5 fields.
Setup table fields
 Add the following fields to table “books”

Bid:numric (integer),
auto increment
Title:string(varchar)
Author:string(varchar)
PublisherId:numric(integer)
Price:numric(decimal) with
attribuate unsigned

 For (varchar) data type length must be specified.


 To create primary key, choose primary from index
 Choose Bid to be primary key and Pid (foreign key) to be
indexed
 Choose Bid to be autoincrement
 Click save
Create another table and Setup table fields
Create table publisher with 2 fields.
Add the following fields to table “publisher”
Pid:numric(integer)
address:
string(varchar)50

Choose Pid as a primary key, select primary


from index
Click save
Insert data in table
To insert data in table click insert.

Browse: to view data in tables


Structure: to display field setup
Search: to search data in table.
Empty: to delete table content.

Type data under the value heading, then click
go.

1
java
John
Create a Relation
Select your database (library)
Click more and choose designer
Click create relation
Create a Relation
Select the referenced key
(primary key) in the one side.
Select the foreign key
Select your referential
integrity 1

2
3
Create a Relation
To delete the relation click
The link the many side.
To edit the relation select the
book table, structure then click
The relation view. 1

2
Export Database
Select export
Click custom then
select your database.
Click go
Import Database
Under localhost
Click import
Choose file
Click go.
Using mysql console
Open XAMPP control panel
Click shell
Type mysql –h localhost –u root
to create database type
Create database database_name;

To open database type


Use database_name;

To create table type


Create table table_name;
To view table description type
Desc table_name;

To insert type


Insert into table_name values (‘ ‘,’ ‘,…);
Access mysql database using php
Setup connection to mysql database.
Select the database.
Query the database.
Fetch query results.
 Close connection.
connection to mysql database.
Mysqli _connect(server,
username, password)
 connects to a MySQL server through a port
 the default is the string "localhost:3306“
 username is a string for the user name
 password is a string for the password
 returns FALSE on failure
Example
$db_link =
mysqli_connect("localhost:3306“,"test",
"123");
Select the database.
mysqli_select_db(link ,name
)
select a database given by the string name
 the link specifies the open link value such
as $db_link returned by a connect
statement.
returns TRUE on success else FALSE
Example
mysqli_select_db($db_link,"web_db");
Query the database.
mysqli_query(link,query)
 make a select query
 query is a string for the MySQL query
 Don't end the query with a semi-colon
 Return value is a resource identifier or FALSE
if the query is SELECT, SHOW or DESCRIBE
 Example (select all rows of books table)
$query = "SELECT * FROM books";
$result = mysqli_query($db_link,,$query);
Fetch query results.
mysqli_fetch_row(result)
each call returns the next row as an indexed
array where result is a resource returned
from a call to mysqli_query (FALSE if no more
rows)
Example:
$query = "SELECT * FROM books";
$result = mysqli_query($db_link,$query);
$row = mysqli_fetch_row($result); // row 0
$isbn = $row[0]; // isbn for row 0
close connection
mysqli_close(link);
Example
Using Table “Books” In ”Library” Database

Make PHP code where:


1. Show all data in books table in a
table .
2. Add a textbox and a submit
button when user enter Book ID
in textbox and click on submit
the program showPid all data
price Autho Title Bi
about this book r d
1 250.0 John Java 1
0
2 200.0 Tom PHP 2
0
1 150.0 Smith Mysql 3
resourse
http://www.roseindia.net/tutorial/php/phpda
tabase/PHP-Create-Database.html
http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/php/
php12p2.html

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