On free hosting, your MySQL password is the same as your website control panel such as your vPanel. If you are able to login via your control panel, you can use the same for your database. You can also find your password in the welcome email sent to you when you signup for a free hosting …
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Using phpMyAdmin you can export database backups via the Export tab while accessing the database you wish to backup. But of course, it is much easier on Premium Hosting with cPanel Account where you will have an additional backup option such as the Backup Wizard or you may use database backup scripts. To learn more, Ask the …
You will need a few pieces of information based on your database and account… Database Host/Server name Database Name Database Username Database User Password To locate the details above, you need to login first to your vPanel account. Right after that, navigate to MySQL Databases and click that option. Once entered, you can view the …
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Firstly, you want to login to your vPanel Account. You see this article as a reference to do this. Once login, navigate to MySQL Databases section. After this, create your new database by typing any alphanumeric characters you may like and then click the Create Database button. Check out the video version: You should have …
MySQL is supported on free hosting but some features are not available such as LOCK TABLES. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
To restore your data backups on your hosting account, do the following context: Taking a backup is important because at some point you will need to restore from one be it bad updates of your script or otherwise. Assuming you have your backup file and are in the database you have accessed the database you need to restore …
To create data backups on your hosting account, consider the following context: It is HIGHLY recommended that you take backups of your database at least once per week for an event you need to restore data of your site. Actually, we do backups on our site every single day. Now let’s get started… Assuming you have accessed phpMyAdmin and are …
Learn more in-depth information about phpMyAdmin: We’ve written brief articles covering the basics of phpMyAdmin within our knowledgebase. You should refer to http://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Articles#English and documentation available within phpMyAdmin. Disclaimer: Content and instructions found on third-party sites and services may not be complete, accurate or applicable in whole or part, reliance upon third-party content is solely at your own …
The function of Table View on phpMyAdmin: Opening a table you will be able to see individual field structures within that table, by selecting a checkbox you can perform operations with that row including editing and more via the icons below. Disclaimer: Content and instructions found on third-party sites and services may not be complete, accurate or …
Here are the following tab functions on phpMyAdmin: The tabs at the top allow you to do many functions and operations on your database… Structure displays all of the current tables in an overview SQL allows you to run SQL queries and statements directly Search allows you to build and perform searches within your database tables Query allows you …
