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:type: string
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:default: ``''``
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The public key for the reCaptcha service that can be obtain from
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The public key for the reCaptcha service that can be obtained from
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http://www.google.com/recaptcha.
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reCaptcha will be then used in :ref:`cookie`.
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Import and export
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=================
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In addition to the standard Import and Export tab, you can also import an SQL file directly by dragging and dropping
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it from your local file manager to the phpMyAdmin interface in your web browser.
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Open Document Spreadsheet
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-------------------------
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When importing an ODS speadsheet, the spreadsheet must be named in a specific way in order to make the
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import as simple as possible.
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Table name
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~~~~~~~~~~
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During import, phpMyAdmin uses the sheet name as the table name; you should rename the
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sheet in your spreadsheet program in order to match your existing table name (or the table you wish to create,
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though this is less of a concern since you could quickly rename the new table from the Operations tab).
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Column names
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~~~~~~~~~~~~
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You should also make the first row of your spreadsheet a header with the names of the columns (this can be
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accomplished by inserting a new row at the top of your spreadsheet). When on the Import screen, select the
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checkbox for "The first line of the file contains the table column names;" this way your newly imported
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data will go to the proper columns.
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@ -7,3 +7,4 @@ User Guide
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transformations
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privileges
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other
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import_export
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