phpMyAdmin is a widely used and versatile web-based database management tool designed to simplify the administration of MySQL and MariaDB databases. It serves as a crucial asset for developers, database administrators, and website owners, offering a user-friendly interface for efficiently managing database-related tasks without the need for complex command-line operations.

At its core, phpMyAdmin provides a range of essential functionalities. Users can create, modify, and delete databases, tables, and records effortlessly. It facilitates data manipulation through features like importing and exporting data, running SQL queries, and executing routine maintenance tasks.

One of phpMyAdmin's standout features is its intuitive graphical user interface (GUI). This interface presents database structures visually, making it easier to navigate and comprehend. It allows users to interact with data visually, which is particularly beneficial for those who are not proficient in SQL.

phpMyAdmin also supports user and privilege management, allowing administrators to control access to databases, tables, and specific operations. Security features like encryption support and the ability to set passwords enhance data protection.

Furthermore, phpMyAdmin supports multi-language interfaces, making it accessible to a global audience. It enjoys a thriving community of users and developers who contribute to its continual improvement, ensuring that it remains a reliable and indispensable tool in the world of database management.

Key Features:

• Web-based interface for managing databases.
• Create, edit, and delete databases and tables.
• Easily insert, update, and delete data records.
• Execute SQL queries within the tool.
• Import and export data in various formats.
• Manage user accounts and privileges.
• Monitor server status and performance.
• Supports relational database features.
• User-friendly and customizable interface.
• Active documentation and community support.

• Invalid argument supplied for foreach()
• Notice Undefined index: drop_database
• Server variable edition in ANSI_QUOTES sql_mode: losing current value
• Propose table structure broken
• phpMyAdmin suggests upgrading to newer version not usable on that system
• 'PMA_Microhistory' is undefined
• Incorrect definition for getTablesWhenOpen()
• Error when creating new user on MariaDB 10.0.21
• Notice on htmlspecialchars()
• Notice in Structure page of views
• AUTO_INCREMENT always exported when IF NOT EXISTS is on
• Some partitions are missing in copied table
• Notice of undefined variable when performing SHOW CREATE
• Error exporting sql query results with table alias
• SQL editing window does not recognise 'OUTER' keyword in 'LEFT OUTER JOIN'
• "NOT IN" clause not recognized (MySQL 5.6 and 5.7)
• Yellow star does not change in database Structure after add/remove from favorites
• Invalid SQL in table definition when exporting table
• Foreign key to other database's tables fails
• Bug while exporting results when a joined table field name is in SELECT query
• Strange behavior on table rename
• Rename table does not result in refresh in left panel
• Missing arguments for PMA_Table::generateAlter()
• Notices about undefined indexes on structure pages of information_schema tables
• Change minimum PHP version for Composer
• Import parser and backslash
• "Visualize GIS data" seems to be broken
• Confirm box on "Reset slave" option
• Fix cookies clearing on version change
• Cannot execute SQL with subquery
• Incorrect syntax creating a user using mysql_native_password with MariaDB
• Cannot use third party auth plugins