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alwaysinit · 09-15-2006, 02:07 PM

Yes, like O-snap said, php controls what goes in and how it goes in. I'm new to it myself, but as far as I can tell I would never have touch the database directly. The PHP script touches it all. It all happens in the PHP script.
But check out what O-snapple said "big fan of phpMyAdmin".
A complete beginner can use phpMyAdmin to handle every table and field in the database. Assigning values, defaults, types, indexes, and primaries is made very easy by "phpMyAdmin".

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alwaysinit Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 36	Re: a PHP question Yes, like O-snap said, php controls what goes in and how it goes in. I'm new to it myself, but as far as I can tell I would never have touch the database directly. The PHP script touches it all. It all happens in the PHP script. But check out what O-snapple said "big fan of phpMyAdmin". A complete beginner can use phpMyAdmin to handle every table and field in the database. Assigning values, defaults, types, indexes, and primaries is made very easy by "phpMyAdmin".