In Devshed's latest article, Doing More with phpMyAdmin (Part 2), they continue where they left off in this piece continuing your education on how to use this powerful tool.

He goes on to talk about the "guts" of phpMyAdmin, including it's own database structure, a discussion of what each table is for, as well as how to input values into them. It also talks about phpMyAdmin's replacement for the "foreign key" issue that MySQL currently has, and explains how the application makes a replacement for them on the phpMyAdmin level.

Just as most browsers allow users to bookmark favorite Web sites, phpMyAdmin allows developers to bookmark complex queries, so that they can be easily reused over and over again. He continues with an example, and moves into one of (quite possily) the coolest features of the whole application: the ability to create a database dictionary in PDF format. (See this link for an example).