I am using django for my backend and mysql for database on nginx webserver on digitalocean. I want to use phpmyadmin to manipulate my database. Is there a way to do it?
Thank you.
Install phpmyadmin and manipulate the database however you want. You can setup Django to use the existing database from there.
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What I want to do is migrate my tables and data from phpmyadmin/MySQL from a local server to a production server.
For example if I was on my local and I made a change to the database how would I also push those changes to the production server/ testing server so that the changes will also be there? Does the Laravel migration functions do this in a handy way? Also I know for WordPress this can be difficult so just wondering if Laravel has some handy tool that can do this.
Thanks.
Hi IneedToAskQuestions
Have a look at migrations as suggested by #Devon and #Peter
https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/migrations
I use migrations to change data in a database the same as you do in a controller.
might not be best practice but works well.
hope this helps
Does anyone know how to access a database through an interface thats running under a symfony2 application? Like in the way you can see a database with phpmyadmin?
You are looking for an database interface.
Natively Symfony do not provide this tool.
However, if your database is host on wamp/mamp/lamp there is no reason that you can't access with phpmyadmin.
If you are using MySQL as db server. You should use MySQL workbench. I don't understand why phpmyadmin is still exist.
I created a python app and add mySql as database. I can not add phpMyAdmin . Is there any other visual interface like phpMyAdmin for my python mySql database to interact with it ?
The only reason that you would not be able to add phpMyAdmin is if you are running a scaled application. Adding the phpMyAdmin cartridge is not dependent on what type of web framework cartridge you are using.
If you still can't / don't want to use phpMyAdmin, you can always use port forwarding and install something like MySQL WorkBench locally and use it.
Port forwarding: https://developers.openshift.com/en/managing-port-forwarding.html
Basically, if I have two rails applications, with different database.yml settings, both connecting to the same database, will they conflict with each other?
Or is database.yml specific to the local application?
Essentially, does rails create just a raw database connection like mysql workbench would? Or is there more to it?
The .yml file is simplyba connection config for your app. Its totally fine to connect to the same app with different .yml
Iam a beginner to django. I did run syncdb after mentioning the database file in manage.py. Is it possible to view the contents (tables) of the database in mysql or phpmyadmin?
Run dbshell:
python manage.py dbshell
This will put you in a shell as if running mysql with the correct connection params.
If you want to use phpmyadmin with it, that's a matter of correct phpmyadmin configuration, which depends only on your database, it has nothing to do with Django. So check your phpmyadmin settings and configure your database the same way you did in settings.py of the Django project.
phpMyAdmin does not support SQLite databases.