Open config.inc.php in the phpMyAdmin “root” directory. Look for a line that contains this: $cfg['LoginCookieValidity']. Set the value to the desired number of seconds you want the session to stay alive (3600 = one hour, which is reasonable for most users). If you do not have that line in your config.inc.php file, add it like this:

$cfg['LoginCookieValidity'] = 3600;

Don’t forget to save the file, and then login again to phpMyAdmin. You may need to close the browser and re-open your phpMyAdmin URL.

This also assumes that the PHP session garbage collection is set-up accordingly. This can be done in a number of ways:

• php.ini; add a line (or change an existing) that contains session.gc_maxlifetime = <seconds>
• Apache configuration; add a line to the appropriate <Directory> block that says “php_admin_value session.gc_maxlifetime <seconds>”
• config.inc.php (phpMyAdmin); after the previously edited line, add a line with “ini_set(‘session.gc_maxlifetime’, <seconds>);”

The <seconds> above is the same value that you set your variable to in config.inc.php at the beginning of this post, “3600″ (sans quotes) in my case. (Some of these methods may or may not work on the server you’re using.)

This isn’t the only way to circumvent phpMyAdmin sessions expiring on you in the middle of that important work; you can, of course, configure phpMyAdmin to have appropriate access directly, thus allowing you to access your MySQL database(s) without entering a username and a password. You’ll find more information about this on the phpMyAdmin website.

(phpMyAdmin is, IMHO, one of the best tools ever written in its class. My only gripe is that I’d really like to have a much less bloated visual display theme as the default, but you can accomplish this yourself quite easily.)

You can use PhpMyAdmin to change Collation but if you want to change whole database you should use this PHP-script.

Run this script only at your own risk. If you have a big database you need to change the script execution time in your php

Download PHP-script

<?php
//Your folder
$files = glob("icons/*.*");

$colCnt=0;
echo '<table border="0" style="width:590px;">';

for ($i=1; $i<count($files); $i++)
  {
  $colCnt++;
  if ($colCnt==1)
  echo '<tr>';
  echo '<td width="25%" style="font-size:8.5px; font-family:arial">';

  $num = $files[$i];
  echo '<img src="'.$num.'" align="absmiddle" /> ';
  print substr(substr($num,6,100),0,-4);

  echo '</td>';

  if ($colCnt==4)
    {
    echo '</tr>';
    $colCnt=0;
    }
  }

echo '</table>';
?>

Here’s the PHP-code.

Feel free to use and modify this code but please inform us.

<?php
// DATABASE MULTIPLE SEARCH & REPLACE
// Modified by Mats Djärf (md at tojoma.com), www.tojoma.com
//
// Find and replace facility for complete MySQL database
//
// Written by Mark Jackson @ MJDIGITAL
// Can be used by anyone - but give me a nod if you do!
// http://www.mjdigital.co.uk/blog

// SEARCH FOR
$search[]        = 'å';
$search[]        = 'ä';
$search[]        = 'ö';
$search[]        = 'Å';
$search[]        = 'Ä';
$search[]        = 'Ö';
$search[]        = 'é'; 

// REPLACE WITH
$replace[]    = utf8_decode('å');
$replace[]    = utf8_decode('ä');
$replace[]    = utf8_decode('ö');
$replace[]    = utf8_decode('Å');
$replace[]    = utf8_decode('Ä');
$replace[]    = utf8_decode('Ö');
$replace[]    = utf8_decode('é'); 

// DB Details
$hostname = "__DB_HOST__";
$database = "__DB_DATABASE__";
$username = "__DB_USER__";
$password = "__DB_PASSWORD__";

// Query Type: 'search' or 'replace'
$queryType = 'replace';

// show errors (.ini file dependant) - true/false
$showErrors = true;

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//        DO NOT EDIT BELOW
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////

if($showErrors) {
    error_reporting(E_ALL);
    ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL);
    ini_set('display_errors',1);
}

// Create connectio to DB
$MJCONN = mysql_pconnect($hostname, $username, $password) or trigger_error(mysql_error(),E_USER_ERROR);
mysql_select_db($database,$MJCONN);

// Get list of tables
$table_sql = 'SHOW TABLES';
$table_q = mysql_query($table_sql,$MJCONN) or die("Cannot Query DB: ".mysql_error());
$tables_r = mysql_fetch_assoc($table_q);
$tables = array();

do{
    $tables[] = $tables_r['Tables_in_'.$database];
}while($tables_r = mysql_fetch_assoc($table_q));

// create array to hold required SQL
$use_sql = array();

$rowHeading = ($queryType=='replace') ?
        'Replacing specified values in database \''.$database."'\n\nSTATUS\tROWS\tTABLE / FIELD\t\t\t\"SEARCH\"\t\"REPLACE\"\t\t(+ERROR)\n"
      : 'Searching in database \''.$database."'\n\nSTATUS\tROWS\tTABLE / FIELD\t\t\t\"SEARCH\"\t\"REPLACE\"\t\t(+ERROR)\n";
$rowHeading .= "------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n";
$output = $rowHeading;

$summary = '';

for($i = 0; $i < sizeof($search); ++$i)
{
    // LOOP THROUGH EACH TABLE
    foreach($tables as $table) {
        // GET A LIST OF FIELDS
        $field_sql = 'SHOW FIELDS FROM '.$table;
        $field_q = mysql_query($field_sql,$MJCONN);
        $field_r = mysql_fetch_assoc($field_q);

        // compile + run SQL
        do {
            $field = $field_r['Field'];
            $type = $field_r['Type'];

            switch(true) {
                // set which column types can be replaced/searched
                case stristr(strtolower($type),'char'): $typeOK = true; break;
                case stristr(strtolower($type),'text'): $typeOK = true; break;
                case stristr(strtolower($type),'blob'): $typeOK = true; break;
                case stristr(strtolower($field_r['Key']),'pri'): $typeOK = false; break; // do not replace on primary keys
                default: $typeOK = false; break;
            }

            if($typeOK) { // Field type is OK ro replacement
                // create unique handle for update_sql array
                $handle = $table.'_'.$field;
                if($queryType=='replace') {
                    $sql[$handle]['sql'] = 'UPDATE '.$table.' SET '.$field.' = REPLACE('.$field.',\''.$search[$i].'\',\''.$replace[$i].'\')';
                } else {
                    $sql[$handle]['sql'] = 'SELECT * FROM '.$table.' WHERE '.$field.' REGEXP BINARY(\''.$search[$i].'\')';
                }

                // execute SQL
                $error = false;
                $query = @mysql_query($sql[$handle]['sql'],$MJCONN) or $error = mysql_error();
                $row_count = @mysql_affected_rows() or $row_count = 0;

                // store the output (just in case)
                $sql[$handle]['result'] = $query;
                $sql[$handle]['affected'] = $row_count;
                $sql[$handle]['error'] = $error;

                // Write out Results into $output
                $output .= ($query) ? "OK\t" : "--\t";
                $output .= ($row_count>0) ? $row_count."\t" : $row_count."\t";
                $fieldName = $table.' / '.$field;
                $output .= $fieldName;
                $erTab = str_repeat(' ', (60-strlen($fieldName)) );
                $output .= "\t\t".$search[$i]."\t\t";
                $output .= $replace[$i]."\t";
                $output .= ($error) ? $erTab.'(ERROR: '.$error.')' : '';

                $output .= "\n";
            }
        }while($field_r = mysql_fetch_assoc($field_q));
    }
}

// write the output out to the page
echo '<pre>';
echo $output."\n";
echo '</pre>';

?>

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version: 2006-04-25 (last updated)
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