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   3  <help>
   4  
   5  <entry id="admin-phpshell">
   6      <title>Admin Tools: PHP Shell</title>
   7      <heading>How to use the PHP Shell</heading>
   8      <para>The PHP command shell lets you execute arbitrary PHP
   9            statements on the server. These commands are executed using
  10            the <code>eval()</code> function, and execute in the context
  11            of the current session. This shell is intended to try out
  12            syntax and execute some simple arbitrary code. Note that to
  13            get any output, you must echo or print something in your
  14            code fragment.</para>
  15  </entry>
  16  
  17  <entry id="admin-sqlshell">
  18      <title>Admin Tools: SQL Shell</title>
  19      <heading>How to use the SQL Shell</heading>
  20      <para>The SQL query shell lets you execute arbitrary SQL
  21            statements on your database. These commands are executed
  22            against the database defined in $conf['sql'] using the
  23            PEAR::DB classes. You can use this tool to do queries into
  24            the database, to do complicated SQL updates, deletes, etc.,
  25            or to do simple data collection. It sends SQL queries to the
  26            database directly, and will report return codes and complete
  27            result sets.</para>
  28  </entry>
  29  
  30  <entry id="admin-cmdshell">
  31      <title>Admin Tools: Command Shell</title>
  32      <heading>How to use the Command Shell</heading>
  33      <para>The command shell lets you execute arbitrary shell
  34            commands on your server. You can use this to do quick
  35            shell operations or when a shell is not otherwise available.
  36            </para>
  37  </entry>
  38  
  39  </help>