I'm leaning with Linux and MySQL, and everything in general that for my self when basicly starting from scratch with a new OS/Program/etc. I learn better with a more gui approach, and then learn the basics. I started out trying to learn command lines and work my way up to gui, but there was simply so much of it that I was getting overwhelmed and not learning enough. I've found phpmyadmin to be good at giving me a more visual approach to what's going on, and then I can pick up the pieces of what's really going on as I'm working. I *think* it does handle foreign keys as long as you have Innodb selected as your table. Once I switched that it offered a few more options. I won't say for sure though since I didn't quite understand what I was doing at the time...
Levi (: On Wednesday 17 August 2005 2:25 pm, Tracy R Reed wrote: > Stewart Stremler wrote: > > Don't know about phpmyadmin. > > People around here are big on using phpmyadmin. But it does not (yet) > like you configure foreign keys and some of the other newer features of > mysql as far as I know. It is very useful for displaying the results > from queries though as it formats them very nicely. > Tracy R Reed > http://ultraviolet.org -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
