You must have a MYSQL account or request for one at Rutgers University Computing Helpdesk in order to gain access to PHPMYADMIN on andromeda server.
Go to https://andromeda.rutgers.edu/phpmyadmin/ and login MYSQL username and password. This is the main page. The tab on the far left shows you listing of current databases and existing tables which will be indented under its parent database. If you have no existing tables created, you will be prompted to create a table once you "use" a database. The "Name" indicates the name of table while the "Fields" indicates number of columns for that particular table. You will then be prompted to declare variables and variable lenghts for each fields including comments. See below. Notice the mysql commands at the top of page once these variables are declared.
Click on "insert" tab and you be prompted to assign values to your variables in the "value" field. In this case F_NAME=>"Foo", L_NAME=>"Bar", PHONENUM=>"00000000". Click on the edit "notepad and pen" icon next to the entries to edit that particular entry. You will prompted, similar to page above, to enter new value of variable. See below Click on the delete "trashcan" icon next to the entries to delete that particular entry. You will prompted to verify delete. See below Click on the "search" tab then select at least one field to search for entry. Then enter value to query in then "value" input field. If successful, results are displayed as in below Users can export data in other formats that can be used by other database managers. In picture, data was exported to "CSV" format, used by Ms Excel. Click on "export" tab, choose format type in the "Export" table, then select "Windows" version in the "Excel edition" field in the "Excel options" table. The results can be copied and pasted in a test format and later opened with "Ms Excel". Click on empty tab to empty table of all entries. You will be prompted to confirm empty Click on drop tab to delete table. You will be prompted to confirm drop The "Printview" link at the bottom of the browse page offers the option of printing data from selected tables.Contents:
Logging in
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Phpmyadmin Home
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Using Databases
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On the home page click on "databases" to view existing databases on right window. You should select one database to "use" ( i.e let mysql know that you tend to read, write or manipulate tables on that database ).
Creating Tables
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Inserting Entries
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Editing Entries
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Deleting Entries
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Searching Entries
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Exporting Data
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Emptying Table
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Dropping Table
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Print View
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