Maybe I'm wrong, but it makes sense for me.
If you sellect one record to edit - adminer knows what to populate into input fields of edit form.
When you sellect more records, you getting empty form to populate with data that you want to change.
I never tried this, but I guess Adminer will update all sellected records only for columns where you entered the value. Other collumns supposed stay unchanged.
I think many people made misstake thinking that option to edit multiple records at once will result in multiplied form where you can edit any field of any record. I think it works completelly different - this option is for setting identical values for multiple records.
Please anyone, correct me if I'm wrong.
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AJas is right. This is used for setting some fields to the same value for multiple rows. To edit individual cells, just Ctrl+click on them in Select and then click Save.
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Maybe I'm wrong, but it makes sense for me.
If you sellect one record to edit - adminer knows what to populate into input fields of edit form.
When you sellect more records, you getting empty form to populate with data that you want to change.
I never tried this, but I guess Adminer will update all sellected records only for columns where you entered the value. Other collumns supposed stay unchanged.
I think many people made misstake thinking that option to edit multiple records at once will result in multiplied form where you can edit any field of any record. I think it works completelly different - this option is for setting identical values for multiple records.
Please anyone, correct me if I'm wrong.
AJas is right. This is used for setting some fields to the same value for multiple rows. To edit individual cells, just Ctrl+click on them in Select and then click Save.