Reputation: 179
I bookmarked a MySQL query in phpMyAdmin. How do I access it? I looked all over PhpMyAdmin but could not locate it.
Upvotes: 13
Views: 17386
Reputation: 39
first, you need to generate a bookmark query list after that you can see the bookmark query list.
if you check the bookmark query then follow below mentioned step
NOTE If you select a radio button then work meanwhile
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 9334
xampp: 3.3.0
phpMyAdmin: 10.4.21
If anyone still looking for a clear explanation, then here it is.
Assuming you have already bookmarked your query
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 91
My phpMyAdmin Version is 4.5.2 and I'm to new to be allowed to add images to a post so I will try to describe how to get to the saved bookmarks the best I can.
Hope this works
Upvotes: 8
Reputation: 588
For that go to php myadmin and click on sql tab. in that window there is option like get auto-saved query. click on it. you will get your saved query back. now click on Go button and execute it.
above option is use when you saved your query without provide name. and if you have bookmarked your query with name then use below option.
Go to SQL tab and there is bookmarked query option. Click any bookmarked query from dropdown menu and execute it.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 3798
To run the bookmarked query, select the database your query is for (usually in the left-hand column in phpMyAdmin). Then go to "SQL" at the top of the screen. You should then see a section on the page called "Bookmarked SQL query" with a drop-down selector for any bookmarked SQL queries you have.
I run into the problem that phpMyAdmin seems to duplicate my bookmarked SQL queries when I edit them, and then both the old and new queries are stored with the same bookmark name. To find out what the query SQL actually is, you need to do the following:
<option value="123">Bookmark_name_1</option> <option value="72">Bookmark_name_2</option>
SELECT id, label, CONVERT( query USING utf8 ) as query FROM pma_bookmark WHERE id IN ( 72, 123 );
When you hit "Go" you should see the queries in plain text.
You can then go to the pma_bookmark table in the phpmyadmin database and delete the query with the ID you don't want.
Upvotes: 17