The phpMyAdmin can be used for the creation and administration of MySQL databases and also, for executing SQL statements. Another item from the system tray enables you to access the “www directory”, a local folder where your need to place your projects in order to test their functionality.

The three major modules, namely Apache, MySQL and PHP, each have their designated menu in the system tray and only from here you can manually start or stop a service or check the logs for potential errors. You can choose which Apache modules should be started, you can select what PHP extension should be loaded and you will be able to start the MySQL console, to name a few operations that can be done from the system tray. It also features the possibility to stop or start all the services at once or to put the server offline.
WampServer provides users with the basic server capabilities that are required in testing and maintaining a website. It comes with a satisfactory bundle of services that take very little time to deploy, unlike the situation where you have to install them separately.

Here are some key features of "WampServer":
Includes :
- Apache
- Php
- Mysql (version 64 bits)
- Mysql (version 32 bits)
- PhpMyadmin
- SQLBuddy