Using phpMyAdmin For Administration
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 2:35 pm
Just wanted to ask you guys if there is anything wrong (and by wrong I really mean... is it acceptable for a professional) to just use phpMyAdmin to administer your web applications... such as deleting records, editing records, inserting records, etc.... as opposed to making your own front-end php app to do those administrative tasks?
Also, one question I am a bit unsure of... if you use the INSERT or editing capabilities of phpMyAdmin and type in your data into the input fields... does phpMyAdmin automatically escape any data that is sent to MySQL, or do I need to type it with the backslashes with anything that will cause a SQL hiccup? Thanks for your help.
Also, one question I am a bit unsure of... if you use the INSERT or editing capabilities of phpMyAdmin and type in your data into the input fields... does phpMyAdmin automatically escape any data that is sent to MySQL, or do I need to type it with the backslashes with anything that will cause a SQL hiccup? Thanks for your help.