<FORM>
<?
#; Fix for when register_globals is off. Also, turns out you dont need quotes unless a string has special characters.
    $OPTS=$HTTP_GET_VARS+array(SERV=>localhost,USER=>root,PASS=>pasword123,DB=>mySQL);
    FOREACH($OPTS as $name => $val) $$name=$val;
PHP?>
<TEXTAREA NAME=SQL ROWS=8 COLS=70><?=$SQL?></TEXTAREA>
<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT>
</FORM>
<HR>
<?PHP

    MYSQL_CONNECT($SERV, $USER, $PASS)
      OR die("Can't connect to DBSERVer. Check $USER:$pass@$SERV");
    MYSQL_SELECT_DB($DB)
      OR die("Can't select DB; check database $DB when logging in to $USER:$pass@$SERV");

#; New feature: Allow multiple commands!
    $SQL2=EXPLODE(";",$SQL);
    FOREACH($SQL2 AS $SQL3)

    $SQL4[]=MYSQL_QUERY($SQL3);

#; New feature 2: Show results for each query!!
    FOR($X=0;$X<SIZEOF($SQL);$X++)

    IF($RES[$X]):
        PRINT "<TABLE>";
        WHILE($row=MYSQL_FETCH_ROW($res[$i])) print "<TR>" . implode("<TD>", $row);
        ECHO "</TABLE>";
#; No idea why PRINT didn't work, but I once had a bug that went away when I changed this to ECHO, so leaving it alone.
        ELSE:
            PRINT $SQL[$i]." did not produce a result (NOTE: Connected to DBSERVer as $USER:$pass@$SERV, DB is $DB)";
            ENDIF;
PHP?>
<HR>
<COMMENT This is a useful trick I came up with for makeing HTML comments>
<COMMENT Print the form a second time to save scrolling. Another FORM tag is needed to separate it from the first though>
<FORM>

<TEXTAREA NAME=SQL ROWS=8 COLS=70><?=$SQL?></TEXTAREA>
<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT>