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Here is a list of frequently asked questions and their answers compiled by FYIcenter.com DBA team
on PHP Connections and Query Execution in MySQL.
Clear explanations and tutorial exercises are provided on MySQL server connection; providing port number, user account and password; selecting or creating database; running SQL statements; checking execution errors.
Installing PHP on Windows in MySQL
Verifying PHP Installation in MySQL
Requirements for Using MySQL in PHP in MySQL
Turning on mysql Extension on the PHP Engine in MySQL
Connect to MySQL Server without Port Number in MySQL
Connect to MySQL Server with Port Number in MySQL
Connect to MySQL Server with User Account in MySQL
Accessing MySQL Server through Firewalls in MySQL
Retrieving MySQL Server information in MySQL
Close MySQL Connection Objects in MySQL
List All Existing Databases in MySQL
Creating a New Database in MySQL
Failed to Create a Database in MySQL
Retrieving Execution Error Message in MySQL
Deleting an Existing Database in MySQL
Selecting an Existing Database in MySQL
Please note that all answers and tutorials are based on MySQL 5.0 and PHP 5.0. Sometimes you may need to run previous tutorials in order to continue a later tutorial.
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