It's probably a bad idea to implement this i cake.
It's possible to get a list of databases running on a specific MySQL
instance by issuing
"SHOW DATABASES" (can also be "SHOW DATABASES LIKE %", see the MySQL docs).
Can also be used in $model->query(), this yielded an array like this:
"Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[SCHEMATA] => Array
(
[Database] => information_schema
)
)
[.....]"
//mathias
2009/12/30 Arnold <[email protected]>:
> Greeting,
>
> A traditional programmer who is starting to learn CakePHP and MVC
> design. I have a pilot project to build a light version of something
> like PhpMyAdmin.
>
> Just trying to figure out how do I achieve this with this framework?
> Can I have a generic controller to map dynamically to a different
> database and a different table. And how do I achieve something as
> simple as listing out all the databases of a specific server in the
> MVC model.
>
> I appreciate very much if someone can provide me some directions.
> Thanks in advance.
>
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