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How do I create a MYSQL Database on cPanel of my Dedicated Server?
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How to create a MYSQL Database in cPanel .
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Re: How to create a MYSQL Database in cPanel .
There are two methods to create a MySQL database on dedicated servers cPanel account.
1. Manually
2. MySQL wizard.
Manually
1 Login to cPanel customer interface.
2 Under the Databases section click on the MySQL Databases link.
3 Then click the Create New Database section and enter the name of new MySQL database. Then click on the Create Database button.
Now we have created our new MySQL database.
MySQL Database Wizard
1 Login to cPanel customer interface.
2 Then click on the Databases section after that click on the MySQL Databases link.
3 Step 1: Under the Create New Database section enter the name of new MySQL database. Then click on the Create Database button.
4 Step 2: Add a user name to new database and password also then click on the Create New User button.
5 Step 3: Set permission for the user regarding access. Then click on the Next Step button.
6 After that we have three options to choose from now the wizard is finished and your MySQL database has been created.
• Add another database
• Add another user for your MySQL database
• or Return Home
1. Manually
2. MySQL wizard.
Manually
1 Login to cPanel customer interface.
2 Under the Databases section click on the MySQL Databases link.
3 Then click the Create New Database section and enter the name of new MySQL database. Then click on the Create Database button.
Now we have created our new MySQL database.
MySQL Database Wizard
1 Login to cPanel customer interface.
2 Then click on the Databases section after that click on the MySQL Databases link.
3 Step 1: Under the Create New Database section enter the name of new MySQL database. Then click on the Create Database button.
4 Step 2: Add a user name to new database and password also then click on the Create New User button.
5 Step 3: Set permission for the user regarding access. Then click on the Next Step button.
6 After that we have three options to choose from now the wizard is finished and your MySQL database has been created.
• Add another database
• Add another user for your MySQL database
• or Return Home