Category Archives: MySQL

Confusing changes in phpMyAdmin

Posted on 13 March 2006 by David Powers

I love phpMyAdmin as a quick, easy-to-learn front-end for MySQL, but it’s just broken a cardinal rule of updates by making two changes to the installation procedure in the space of three months. In principle, the changes are well-intentioned. Instead … Continue reading →

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MySQL strict mode problems

Posted on 26 February 2006 by David Powers

Simon Collison does such a good sales patter for ExpressionEngine in Blog Design Solutions that I decided to try it out. Things looked even brighter than his description when I disovered that not only has the price for the non-commercial … Continue reading →