This tutorial assumes that you have already created a database. If you have not, you will need to do so first. To import a database into an existing database (.sql file) in cPanel using phpmyadmin follow the steps below. Log into your cPanel account Locate the “phpMyAdmin” icon found under the “Databases” section After phpMyAdmin
This tutorial will explain how to create a MySQL database user in cPanel. Once created, you’ll want to assign it to a database. Quick Steps: Log into cPanel & locate the MySQL Databases icon Scroll down and locate the MySQL Users heading Enter a username in the field provided Enter a password twice into the
Nearly all web applications have a database back-end that require a MySQL database. During the application’s installation, you will be asked for these database details: MySQL Host – This is always “localhost” Username – The user assigned to the database with adequate permissions to manipulate it. Password – The password for the user assigned to
This guide will show you how to create and delete a MySQL database in your cPanel hosting account. Quick Steps to create a MySQL database: Login to cPanel. Locate and click on the “MySQL Databases” icon in the “Databases” category. Under the “Create a New Database” heading, enter a name for your database. Click the
To add a user to a mySQL database, follow the steps below from inside of your cPanel hosting account: Login to cPanel. Locate and click on the “MySQL Databases” icon under the “Databases” category. Locate the “Add User To Database” heading. Select the user you want to add the database, and then select the database