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Actually, this isn't working as well as I thought. &nbsp;After clicking the star for the table, the table is available under Favorites as long as I stay c onnected to phpMyAdmin. &nbsp;But if I shut down phpMyADmin and then open it up again, no favorites are set.
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Actually, this isn't working as well as I thought.  After clicking the star for the table, the table is available under Favorites as long as I stay c onnected to phpMyAdmin.  But if I shut down phpMyADmin and then open it up again, no favorites are set.

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No phpMyAdmin saves this data in DB so there is no chance of loosing this Favorite list when you log in again.
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No phpMyAdmin saves this data in DB so there is no chance of loosing this Favorite list when you log in again.

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After opening a database with phpMyAdmin all the tables in the database are displayed in the right pane:<br />
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For something like multisite WordPress (above) there could be 250 tables. I'm often interested in the wp_users table, which is a couple of hundred down, but I haven't found a way to open it directly, so I'm always scrolling all the way down and then selecting it. &nbsp;Is there a way to open a specific table directly in phpMyAdmin?<br />
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Thanks
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After opening a database with phpMyAdmin all the tables in the database are displayed in the right pane:
 


For something like multisite WordPress (above) there could be 250 tables. I'm often interested in the wp_users table, which is a couple of hundred down, but I haven't found a way to open it directly, so I'm always scrolling all the way down and then selecting it.  Is there a way to open a specific table directly in phpMyAdmin?

Thanks

Selecting a table directly in phpMyAdmin

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