Databases Reference
In-Depth Information
Window Titles Configuration
When the left and right panels are displayed, the window's title changes to reflect
which
MySQL server, database, and table are active. phpMyAdmin also shows some
information about the web server's host name if
$cfg['ShowHttpHostTitle']
is set
to
TRUE
. What is displayed depends on another setting,
$cfg['SetHttpHostTitle']
.
If this setting is empty (as it is by default), the true web server's host name appears in
the title. We can put another string here, like 'my Web server', and this will be shown
instead of the true host name.
Seeing the web server's host name can come in handy when we have many
phpMyAdmin windows open, thus being connected to more than one
web
server. Of
course, each phpMyAdmin window can itself give access to many
MySQL
servers.
General Icon Configuration
When various warning, error, or information messages are displayed, they can
be accompanied by an icon, if
$cfg['ErrorIconic']
is set to
TRUE
. Another
parameter,
$cfg['ReplaceHelpImg']
, when set to
TRUE
, displays a small icon
containing a question mark at every place where documentation is available for a
specific subject. These two parameters are set to
TRUE
by default, thus producing:
They can be independently set to
FALSE
. Setting both to
FALSE
would give:
Natural Sort Order for Database and Table
Names
Usually, computers sort items in lexical order, which gives the following results for a
list of tables:
table1
table10
table2
table3
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