Thanks!
Can you also please tell me which variable stores the name for currently used "phpmyadmin" database?
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Hi
Dne Wed, 15 Jul 2009 01:45:36 -0400
Zeeshan Mughal <zeeshanmughal@ieee.org> napsal(a):
Going chars one by one is not a good idea. How about just explode('@',
> Hi, I am using the following code to extract currently logged user name from
> PMA_DBI_fetch_value('SELECT USER();')
>
> // $userAndHost = PMA_DBI_fetch_value('SELECT USER();');
> // $userAndHost = str_split($userAndHost);
> // while ($i=0 < count($userAndHost)-1) {
> // $username += $userAndHost[$i];
> // $i++;
> // if ($userAndHost[$i] == "@") {
> // break;
> // }
$userAndHost)[0]?
But anyway current user is available as
$GLOBALS['cfg']['Server']['user'] without need for any parsing and
querying MySQL.
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