To Check and Repair existing database, perform the following steps:

1 – Logged in to Plesk.
2 – Go to Databases.
3 – Click Check and Repair in the databases list for the database you want to check it.
4 – If problems are found, click the link See Details and Resolve.
The list of tables and corresponding problems will open. For MySQL databases, you can choose the tables that you would like to repair.

To deploy your copy of a database, perform the following steps:

1 – Logged in to Plesk.
2 – Go to Databases.
3 – Click Import Dump in the database tools pane.
• Select Upload and click Browse. Then select the ZIP archive containing the dump file, to deploy a dump from your local computer.
• Select Import and select the dump file, to deploy a dump from a directory on the server.
4 – Click OK.

To save a copy of a database, perform the following steps:

1 – Logged in to Plesk.
2 – Go to Databases.
3 – Click Export Dump in the database tools pane.
• To save a dump in a certain directory on the server, select the directory.
• To save a dump on your local computer as well as on the server, select Automatically download dump after creation.

To make a copy of database, perform the following steps:

1 – Logged in to Plesk.
2 – Go to Databases.
3 – Click Copy under the database name you want to copy.
4 – Select Destination database server.
• For a remote server, select Other.
• Enter Host name or IP address of the remote database server.
• Enter Username and password of the remote database server’s administrator.
5 – Checkbox selected Create a full copy, to create a full database copy including data in the tables

To view the database connection details, perform the following steps:

1 – Logged in to Plesk.
2 – Go to Databases.
3 – Click Connection Info for the database you want.

To Remove a Database in Plesk, perform the following steps:

1 – Logged in to Plesk.
2 – Go to Databases.
3 – Click Remove Database in the databases list for the database you want to delete it.
4 – Click Yes.

To create new or manage existing databases, perform the following steps:

1 – Logged in to Plesk.
2 – Go to Databases.
3 – Click Add Database.
4 – Enter Database name.
5 – Select Related site for this databases.
6 – Create a default database user, Enter Database user name.
7 – Enter password and confirm.
8 – To allow user to access all databases, checkbox User has access to all databases within the selected subscription
9 – Click OK.