Step 1: Access phpMyAdmin:
Ensure that you are already logged in to phpMyAdmin.
Step 2: Navigate to the Database:
On the left-hand panel, you will see a list of databases. Click on the database in which you want to perform the search. This action will display details of the selected database on the right-hand side of the screen.
Step 3: Access the Search Feature:
At the top of the right-hand screen, you'll find a button labeled "Search." Click on this button to open the search window.
Step 4: Enter Search Criteria:
In the search window, you'll see a blank field where you can enter the words or values you want to search for within the selected database.
Step 5: Refine Your Search:
You can refine your search in several ways:
- Search Scope: You can select a radio button that best suits your search needs, like "All words" or "Exact phrase." This helps in specifying how the search engine should interpret your query.
- Table Selection: If your database contains multiple tables, you can limit the search to specific tables by using the scrolling list provided.
Step 6: Initiate the Search:
Once you have entered your search criteria and made your refinements, click the "Go" button to start the search.
Step 7:Â View Search Results:
The next screen will display if there are any matches for your search. It will also indicate where these matches are located within the database.
Step 8: Browse the Results:
If there are matches, you can click on the "Browse" button at the end of the search results. This will allow you to view the matched record in detail.
Step 9: Make Changes (Optional):
If needed, you can make changes to the selected record within the phpMyAdmin interface.
