Searching Data - Mastering phpMyAdmin 2.8 for Effective MySQL Management - page 142

Clicking on Go produces the following:
Using DISTINCT, we only see the two page counts ' 200 ' and
' 600 ' once. Without this option, the row containing ' 200 ' would
have appeared twice.
Complete Database Search
In the previous examples, searching was limited to one table. This assumes
knowledge of the exact table (and columns) where the necessary information might
be stored.
When the data is hidden somewhere in the database or when the same data can be in
various columns (for example, a title column or a description column), it is easier to
use the database-search method.
We enter the Search page in the Database view for the dbbook database:
In the Word(s) or value(s) section, we enter what we want to find. The % wildcard
character can prove useful here. We enter souvenirs .