Difference between revisions of "Managing MySQL"

Revision as of 12:45, 23 April 2012

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From the Control Panel, click on the "Domains & Websites" tab near the top of the screen.

On the next screen, you will see any existing databases listed near the bottom of the screen. To manage/modify one, simply click the database name. In this case, the example database would be example_user_example_database.

Now, you should see the screen below. If the webadmin button' is grayed out, you will need to either create a new user using the corresponding button or click the button labeled "Make Default for DB Webadmin." This will give the user account you are currently logged into the Control Panel with access to the database. Once the webadmin button is available, simply click on it.

To manage your existing databases, please read Managing MySQL.

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-*On the next screen, you will see any existing databases listed near the bottom of the screen. To manage/modify one, simply click the database name. In this case, the example database would be
+*On the next screen, you will see any existing databases listed near the bottom of the screen. To manage/modify one, simply click the database name. In this case, the example database would be ''example_user_example_database''.
 [[File:Mysql2.png]]
-*Now, you should see the screen below. The '''only''' field you can make changes to -- and it is necessary to do so -- is a unique name for your database.
+*Now, you should see the screen below. If the ''webadmin'' button' is grayed out, you will need to either create a new user using the corresponding button or click the button labeled "Make Default for DB Webadmin." This will give the user account you are currently logged into the Control Panel with access to the database. Once the ''webadmin'' button is available, simply click on it.
-[[File:Mysql3.png]]
+[[File:Managing_mysql1.png]]