Le 2011-07-21 07:49, Marcos Mendonça a écrit :
Hi Marc,
First of all thanks for your attention and time.
Yes, I'm ok with the environment. What I could use is a basic walkthrough on the phpMyAdmin code structure or maybe I can find a link to the API.
This seems pretty obvious, so my starting point is db_operations.php. I was reading the mysql documentation and apparently there's a difference in the way some versions of MySQL deal with the rename operation. So, from what I can get phpMyAdmin does a export, create database with new name and them import old database right?
No. phpMyAdmin creates the new db, then each table is renamed from the old to the new db, then the old db is dropped.
Is this the the road to follow?
Thanks
On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 6:46 PM, Marc Delisle marc@infomarc.info wrote:
Le 2011-07-20 17:33, Marcos Mendonça a écrit :
Hi all,
I've been using phpMyAdmin for a while now and recently started with a group focused on open source. Personally, I'd like to contribute with phpMyAdmin. So I joined the list and going through the buglist I run into issue: 3306875 Can't rename a database that contains views.
I'm still getting familiar with the code, so I could use some pointers or directions that could help me find a solution for this one.
Thanks any help in advance.
Hi Marcos, first, an environment like the free NetBeans IDE with PHP support + Xdebug is very useful to be able to trace the code and see where the bug happens; are you familiar with such an environment?
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