What is Adminer and what does it do?
Adminer is a lightweight, single-file PHP tool for managing SQL databases. It supports multiple database systems including PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL, and Oracle.
Answers to common questions about Adminer's features, installation, and usage.
Adminer is a lightweight, single-file PHP tool for managing SQL databases. It supports multiple database systems including PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL, and Oracle.
Adminer is a single PHP file ready for immediate use. Simply download it from the download page and place it on a web server supporting PHP. No installation is required.
Yes! Adminer works well with local servers like XAMPP or Docker. Just upload the Adminer file to your local server and access it in your browser.
Adminer includes strong security features, but it's recommended to place it in a secure subdirectory and protect it with additional measures like authentication and HTTPS.
For added security, consider using HTTP authentication, placing Adminer in a subdirectory, and enabling HTTPS to protect against session hijacking.
Yes, Adminer allows managing user privileges including granting and revoking permissions for database users.
Confirm the database host, port, username, password, and database name in the Adminer configuration. Also, verify that PDO drivers for your database are installed and enabled.
Ensure that you have selected the correct database from the dropdown list at the top of the Adminer interface. Some database systems may require specific permissions to view schema information.
Use the raw SQL query interface available after connecting to your database. Execute and test your queries directly in the query executor to debug syntax and logic errors.
Adminer supports plugin architecture through its PHP-based system. Look at the official plugin repository or develop custom plugins to extend functionality.
Adminer supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and many others. Check our documentation for the complete list of supported database backends.
Adminer itself doesn't include scheduling functionality, but you can use native database features like PostgreSQL's pgAgent or MySQL's event scheduler for automated tasks.
Still have questions? Check out our documentation, or contact our support team for help with any issues you may be experiencing.