How do I create a MySQL database?

cPanel will guide you through the process of setting up a MySQL database, along with the requisite accounts and privileges, step by step.

Set up a database using the MySQL Database Wizard with these steps:

1) Login to your Account Manager at https://www.yourdomain.con/cpanel
2) In the "cPanel" side menu, click on "Search for Mysql"
3) Under the "Databases" category, click on "MySQL Database Wizard"
4) Choose your database name and click on the "Create Database" button

  1. In the New Database field, enter a name for the database.
  2. Click Next Step.
  3. In the Username field, enter a name for the user allowed to manage the database.
  4. In the Password field, type the user’s password.
  5. Retype the password in the Password (Again) field.
  6. Click Create User.
  7. Select the privileges you wish to grant the user, or select ALL PRIVILEGES.
  8. Click Next Step.

Next, cPanel will display a message stating that the database and user account were successfully set up. From here, you may select 1 of 3 options:

  • Add another database — Returns to the start of the MySQL Database Wizard.
  • Add another user using the MySQL Databases Area — Opens the MySQL® Databases page, wherein you may create additional user accounts and assign them to a database.
  • Return to Home — Opens the cPanel home screen.

note Note: When you add a user and database using the MySQL Database Wizard, the user is automatically given access to the database; there is no need to use the Add User to Database feature.

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