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# Administration Menu

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This is the main screen of the Adminer module

It has three main service areas:

* MySQL Management
* MySQL Editor
* BigDump

and two help areas:

* About Us
* Help

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When you go to the MySQL Management Tab, you will need to login and select the database you want to use

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After you login, you are presented with the list of available databases, and you can select the one you want to work with

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After you select the Database, you can see the tables and select one (or several, if you want to do "bulk" operations)

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You can view the data stored in the table

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You can also view the structure of the table

## **MySQL Editor**

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In the **MySQL Editor**, you can also select database and the table

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You can select and edit individual records.

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Sometimes this might be faster that doing it using the edit forms provided by individual modules

## **BigDump**

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In the opening screen of BigDump you can select the "Dump" file that you want to upload, and then start the uploading process.

## **About**

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This tab gives you information about the authors of tthe module, its version number, and the changelog information.

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Finally, the Help screen gives you more info about the module, as well as info about:

* support
* link to this tutorial, as well as a link to GitHub where you can contribute to the documentation, as well as to the module itself
* link to translation sites, where you can contribute translations in your language
* finally, links to other locations on GitHub, where you can find other Modules and Themes
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