MySQL

In the world of software development—whether it’s for the web, desktop, or mobile apps—you need a reliable way to store and manage data. While saving information in flat files might seem simple, it becomes inefficient when your application grows. Searching, updating, or deleting specific data from large sets can quickly Read More…

When working with MySQL tables that use an AUTO_INCREMENT primary key, it’s often necessary to retrieve the ID of the most recently inserted record. This is crucial when you need to reference that ID in related tables or for further processing in your application. In this guide, we’ll walk through Read More…

If you export database from phpMyAdmin in .sql or zipped format. And you want to import your exported SQL file into a new server. But while you are trying to import database you get the error on new server like #1273 – Unknown Collation : ‘utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci’. The collation code can Read More…

By Default phpMyAdmin column character limit is 50. If you are browsing data where the column’s data length is above 50 characters then you wouldn’t able to see the full data in that column by default. Well there is a simple solution to the problem which can be achieved by Read More…

The following points will help you out in accessing server htdocs folder through your browser. The apache help in running PHP files from other computer. If you want to edit files on another browser then you have to give an access of a shared folder on another computer. 1. Go Read More…

In some cases or updates XAMPP start doing unexpected things. Shutdown unexpectedly is one of them and it makes us really curious. Because the data we have in our database is important and we cannot risk that at all. In case you are getting following from the XAMPP control panel Read More…