The host I go through already has PHP, MySQL, and phpMyAdmin installed for me on my server space, so all I need to do now is learn how to use it.<BR><BR>I have done a search here already and found ...

Restoring a MySQL database using the phpMyAdmin import tool. This action will take some time (depending on how large the database is). When the import completes, you should see all of the tables ...

If you plan on using phpMyAdmin for your database management, this task should be considered a must do. Without configuration storage enabled, you’ll be missing out on an ease of configuration ...

I heartily recommend this book to anybody who might use phpMyAdmin, whether for the visual interaction with MySQL or for the advanced features.