Managing MySQL Databases with phpMyAdmin
This KB article will walk you through using phpMyAdmin within cPanel. The phpMyAdmin tool can be used to manage your...
MySQL Database Management
This section provides details on managing your MySQL databases and their users, and includes helpful videos to demonstrate tasks that you can accomplish via cPanel.
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Create a MySQL Database Through cPanel
This tutorial will walk you through creating MySQL databases under your account using cPanel. -
Add Database with MySQL Database Wizard
This video will demonstrate how to create a database using the MySQL database wizard in cPanel. This is the easier... -
Changing MySQL Database Users’ Passwords
This video will demonstrate how to change a password for one of your MySQL database users, via cPanel: -
Repairing a MySQL Database via cPanel
This video will demonstrate how to repair a MySQL database, using cPanel, -
Delete a MySQL Database in cPanel
This video will walk you through the steps to take if you want to delete/remove a database manually, via cPanel: -
Managing MySQL Database Users via cPanel
There are a number of functions you can use in cPanel, for managing your MySQL database users. Create a User... -
Checking a MySQL Database for Errors
In this video, we’ll show you how to check a MySQL database for errors, via cPanel: -
Managing Database Tables in phpMyAdmin
phpMyAdmin provides you with the ability to manage your database tables. Functions include creating tables, modifying them, and deleting them.... -
Manage Fields in Database Tables
There are a number of function in phpMyAdmin for managing fields within your database(s). The below videos will walk you...
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