Databases Reference
In-Depth Information
Clicking on a database name or selecting it opens the main panel in the
Database
view, and clicking on a table name opens the main panel in the
Table
view to
browse this table. (Refer to the
Main
panel
section for details.)
Tree display of database names
A user might be allowed to work on a single database, for example
marc
. Some
system administrators offer a more lexible scheme by allowing user
marc
to create
many databases, provided all have their names starting with
marc
, such as
marc_
airline
and
marc_car
. In this situation, the navigation panel can be set to display a
tree of these database names, as shown in the following screenshot:
This feature is controlled by the following parameters:
$cfg['LeftFrameDBTree'] = TRUE;
$cfg['LeftFrameDBSeparator'] = '_';
The default value of
TRUE
in
$cfg['LeftFrameDBTree']
ensures that this feature is
activated. A popular value for the separator is
'_'
. Should we need more than one
set of characters to act as a separator, we just have to use an array:
$cfg['LeftFrameDBSeparator'] = array('_', '+');
Table name ilter
If a database has too many tables, we might want to display just a subset of these,
based on a ilter text string. In Light mode only, if a database is currently selected, a
table name ilter is displayed just under the current database name, provided that the
number of tables exceeds the value of
$cfg['LeftDisplayTableFilterMinimum']
,
which is set to
30
by default. As we input a subset of the table names in this ilter, the
list of tables is reduced to match this subset. To try this feature, we set the directive's
value to
15
and we input
time
in the ilter ield:
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