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Auto increment non primary key column in phpMyAdmin
In MySQL we might need to auto increment a non primary key field or column in a database table. This might require particularly in cases where we have already set a combination of columns as primary key. So here are steps with images to let you understand how can we make a column as auto increment non primary key column in phpMyAdmin.
Setting composite primary key in phpMyAdmin
Even wonder how to set mix of two or more MySQL database columns/fields as primary key in phpMyAdmin as there is no direct link during creation of table. This articles with tell you the way to setting composite primary key in phpMyAdmin.
Apply foreign key in phpMyAdmin using database query
If you already have database tables and you just want to apply foreign keys for record on those table then you can apply foreign key in phpMyAdmin using database query also.
I have already written a tutorial ‘Setting up foreign key in phpMyAdmin‘ with example images and I prefer to write database query to set up foreign key in existing database tables as queries allow me to accomplish all required steps in once go.
Moving WordPress Site from Localhost to Live Server
It’s a good idea to develop a WordPress site locally as it can boost up the speed of development. Moving WordPress site from localhost to live server after finishing the development on localhost isn’t a hard work. This article involves steps to transfer WordPress to web server.
Deactivate plugins when not able to access dashboard
Sometimes any change made in WordPress site mess it’s working and we need to deactivate plugins or set default theme with alternate methods because we feel ourselves not able to access dashboard to undo changes.
Most of the times we see blank pages whenever we try to open wp admin dashboard that can happen due to any poor plugin or broken theme.
Setting up Foreign Key in phpMyAdmin
Setting up foreign key in phpMyAdmin is quite easy. With help of this step by step pictured tutorial, you will be able to set foreign keys within your tables.
Here in the example we have three tables. ‘products’, ‘category’ and ‘product_category’. You can see structures of these tables in the picture below: