Editing MySQL database through phpMyAdmin can streamline your database management tasks, allowing you to efficiently modify and update your records. This guide will walk you through the straightforward process of accessing phpMyAdmin, selecting the database and table you wish to edit, and making changes to your data. By following these steps, you’ll be able to easily manage and enhance your MySQL data, ensuring your database stays accurate and up-to-date.
Quick Guide:
phpMyAdmin:
To edit MySQL data using phpMyAdmin, start by searching for “phpMyAdmin” and selecting it from the drop-down menu. Once in phpMyAdmin, choose your database (e.g., “voxforhelp_test”) and click on the table you wish to modify (e.g., “Haider”). To edit existing data, click “Edit,” or use “Insert” to add new data. After making your changes, click “GO” to save and apply them. For further guidance, you can refer to our instructional video.
In the search bar at the top of the screen, type “php” and select “phpMyAdmin” from the drop-down menu. This will take you to the phpMyAdmin interface.
Select Datababse:
Click on “voxforhelp_test” to expand it.
Click on “Haider” as shown in the image below.
Edit Database:
Now, in the table for “Haider,” click on “Edit,” as shown in the image below.
After clicking on “Edit,” you will be directed to a new screen. On this screen, click on “Insert,” as shown in the image.
Now, enter the data you want to add or edit, as shown in the image below. After entering the required data, click on “GO” to save the changes.
You can now see the edited data in the image below.
Conclusion:
Having covered the steps to edit data in MySQL, you can also refer to our installation guide in the accompanying video we created.
