Always use ‘localhost’ whenever asked.…

MySQL is a Relational Database Management System. A relational database adds speed and flexibility, by storing data in separate tables rather than putting all the data in one area. These tables are linked by defined relations making it possible to combine data from several tables upon request. Using a RDMS means it is possible to…

You can restore a database backup in PHPMyadmin by doing the following: 1) After entering PHPMyadmin from Cpanel, select the database name that you wish to restore from the dropdown list at the top left of the screen. 2) Select the ‘import’ tab on the top right of the screen. 3) Push the ‘browse’ button…

​Removing a database will delete that database ENTIRELY from the server. Please make sure you have saved a copy of the database if you want to keep any of the data in contained in it. To remove a database: Click on the ‘Manage Mysql’ under the ‘database’ header in Cpanel. Click on the DELETE button…

To create a MySQL database: – Go to ‘Manage Mysql’ under the database header in Cpanel – In the DB text field, type the name you wish to give your database – Click the Add DB button – At the bottom of MySQL Manager under ‘Users’ type a database user name and password – Click…

Backing up your database in Phpmyadmin is accomplished by doing the following: 1) Once you have reached the PHPMyadmin screen, select the database you want to back up. 2) Select the ‘export’ tab on the top right of the screen. 3) Scroll down the page and click ‘Save as file’ and click on the ‘go’…

​Under the mysql header in Cpanel, select ‘manage mysql’ Then scroll down to the ‘access hosts’ input field. Place your IP address (your local computer not the server)in there and click ‘add host’. This should allow you to remotely connect using your database username/password.…