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http://www.onextrapixel.com/2010/01/30/13-useful-wordpress-sql-queries-you-wish-you-knew-earlier/ WordPress is driven by a MySQL database. This is something active WordPress users would know. However, if you only just read about it here from us, here’s what you should know. MySQL is a free relational database management system available in most web hosting services. All of the WordPress data like the posts, comments, categories, and settings are stored within the MySQL database. If you wish to read up more about MySQL, you can take a look at WordPress’s Database Schema .
Just because someone asked , here’s a quick way to find and replace content in MySQL using PHPmyAdmin. This technique works the same command line, and it’s possible it works similar in applications such as Navicat , but I have little experience in GUI tools. To manage: Login to PHPmyAdmin Select the database you want in the left frame, if you have multiple Choose the ‘SQL’ tab in the right frame Add the following code and update UPDATE `table` SET tablefield = replace(tablefield,"your mom","my mom"); Replace table with the name of your table, the tablefield with the title of the tablefield you want to search, the first value (your mom) will be replaced by the second (my mom).

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