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Create a new MySQL database in cPanel

1. Sign in to your cPanel account. 2. Open MySQL Databases in the Databases section. 3. Type a...
Rename an existing MySQL database in cPanel

Follow these steps to give an existing database a new name. 1. Sign in to your cPanel account. 2....
Delete a MySQL database you no longer need in cPanel

Follow these steps to remove a database you no longer need. 1. Sign in to cPanel. 2. Open MySQL...
Add a new MySQL database user in cPanel

1. Sign in to your cPanel account. 2. In the Databases section, open MySQL Databases. 3. Scroll...
Assign a MySQL user to a database with privileges in cPanel

A database user can only work with a database after being attached to it. Here is how to do that...
Import an SQL file into a database with phpMyAdmin

You can load an SQL dump into one of your databases with phpMyAdmin. 1. Sign in to cPanel. 2....
Export a database table to SQL in phpMyAdmin (cPanel)

Follow these steps to save a database as an SQL file on your computer. 1. Sign in to your cPanel...
Edit a database table in phpMyAdmin from cPanel

phpMyAdmin lets you change values stored in a database table directly. Here is how to do it. 1....
Drop a database table in phpMyAdmin from cPanel

This guide shows how to drop a single table from a database in phpMyAdmin. 1. Sign in to your...
Optimize database tables in phpMyAdmin from cPanel

Optimizing a database in phpMyAdmin tidies its tables and reclaims unused space. 1. Sign in to...
Repair a damaged database table in phpMyAdmin (cPanel)

1. Sign in to your cPanel account. 2. In the Databases section, open phpMyAdmin. 3. In the...