How to Repair a Database Table in phpMyAdmin
Log in to your cPanel account.In the Databases section, click phpMyAdmin.In phpMyAdmin’s left sidebar, expand the database list if needed, then select the databas...
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How to Optimize Database Tables in phpMyAdmin
Log in to cPanel. In the Databases section, click phpMyAdmin. In phpMyAdmin, expand the database list in the left sidebar and select the database you want to opti...
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How to Delete a Database Table in phpMyAdmin
Log in to your cPanel account.In the Databases section, click phpMyAdmin.In the phpMyAdmin sidebar, expand the database you want to use. Select the correct databa...
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How to Edit a Database Table in phpMyAdmin in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel account. In the Databases section, click phpMyAdmin. In the left sidebar, expand the database you want to edit. The databases are listed und...
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How to Export a Database Table in phpMyAdmin
Log in to your cPanel account.In the Databases section, click phpMyAdmin.In the left sidebar, expand the database that contains the table you want to export.Selec...
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How to Import a Database Using phpMyAdmin in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel account.In the Databases section, click phpMyAdmin.In the left sidebar, expand the list of databases and select the database you want to imp...
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How to Add a User to a Database and Assign Privileges in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel account.In the Databases section, click Manage My Databases (called Manage My Databases (called MySQL Databases on older cPanel versions) on...
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How to Create a Database Username in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel account. In the Databases section, click Manage My Databases (called MySQL Databases on older cPanel versions). Under MySQL Users, enter a u...
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How to Delete a Database in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel account.In the Databases section, click Manage My Databases (called MySQL Databases on older cPanel versions).Under Current Databases, locat...
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How to Rename a Database in cPanel
You can rename a database from cPanel’s database management interface. Create a backup before renaming an important database. Log in to your cPanel account. Open ...
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How to Create a Database in cPanel
You can create a MySQL or MariaDB database from cPanel’s database management interface. Log in to your cPanel account. Open Databases and select Manage My Databas...
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