Preface
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Chapter 13 will cover various aspects such as opening the query generator, choosing
tables, entering column criteria, sorting and showing columns, and altering the
number of criteria rows or columns. We'll also see how to use the AND and OR
operators to define relations between rows and columns, and how to use automatic
joins between tables.
Chapter 14 will take a look at how to record bookmarks (after or before sending a
query), how to manipulate them, and how some bookmarks can be made public.
We'll learn about the default initial query for Browse mode. We'll also see
passing parameters to bookmarks and executing bookmarks directly from the
pma_bookmark table.
Chapter 15 will cover the documentation features offered by phpMyAdmin??”the
print view for a database or a table, and the data dictionary for a complete column
list. We'll also see PDF relational schemas.
Chapter 16 will examine how we can improve the browsing experience by
transforming data using various methods. We'll see thumbnail and full-size images
of .jpeg and .png BLOB fields, generate links, format dates, display only parts of
texts, and execute external programs to reformat each cell's contents.
Chapter 17 will cover the use of language files in phpMyAdmin. We'll look at
UTF-8 and the impact of switching from one character set to another.
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