After you create a database, add users to the database and configure their privileges.
To create MySQL User, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (MySQL® Databases) from Databases section.
3 – Enter a username in the Username text box.
4 – Enter and confirm the new password in the appropriate text boxes.
5 – Click Create User.
6 – Click Go Back to return to the main interface.

To delete a database, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (MySQL® Databases) from Databases section.
3 – In the Current Databases table, click Delete for the desired database.
4 – To permanently delete the database, click Delete Database.
5 – Click Go Back to return to the main interface.

To rename a database, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (MySQL® Databases) from Databases section.
3 – In the Current Databases table, click Rename for the desired database.
4 – Enter the new database name in the New name text box.
5 – Click Proceed.

The Current Databases table lists the following information for each database in your account.
To view Databases table, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (MySQL® Databases) from Databases section.
Current Databases table. The interface displays the following information:
* Database – The name of the database.
* Size – The size of the database.
* Privileged Users – The users who can manipulate the database.

How To Create a database

How To Create a database

To set up a database, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (MySQL® Databases) from Databases section.
3 – In the New Database text box, enter a name for the database and click Next Step.
4 – Click Create Database. A new interface will appear.
5 – Click Go Back. The new database appears in the Current Databases table.

How To Check a database

How To Check a database

To check a database for errors, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (MySQL® Databases) from Databases section.
3 – In the Check Database menu, select the database that you wish to check.
4 – Click Check Database. A new interface will appear, and the system will check whether the database functions correctly.
* If the system detects a problem in the database, it displays the name of the corrupt table.
* If the Check Complete message displays, the database functions correctly.
5 – Click Go Back to return to the main interface.

If one of your databases is corrupt, To repair a database, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (MySQL® Databases) from Databases section.
3 – In the Repair Database menu, select the database that you wish to repair.
4 – Click Repair Database. A new interface will appear, and the system will attempt to automatically repair the database.
* If the system cannot repair the database, it will attempt to determine the source of the corrupt data.
* If the Repair Complete message displays, the system successfully repaired the database.
5 – Click Go Back to return to the main interface.

How To Add a user to a database

How To Add a user to a database

To add a user to a database, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (MySQL® Databases) from Databases section.
3 – In the Add User To Database section of the interface, select the desired user and database from the menus.
4 – Click Add. The MySQL Account Maintenance interface will appear.
5 – Select the checkboxes that correspond to the privileges that you wish to grant to the user.
6 – Click Make Changes.
7 – Click Go Back to return to the main interface

How To Access MySQL Databases

How To Access MySQL Databases

To deny database access to a remote host, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (Remote MySQL®) from Databases section.
3 – Click Delete next to the host’s name or IP address.
4 – Click Yes.

How To Access MySQL Databases

How To Access MySQL Databases

This feature allows remote hosts (servers) to access MySQL® databases on your account. This is useful, for example, if you wish to allow shopping cart or guestbook applications on other servers to access your databases.
To specify remote hosts that can access MySQL databases on your account, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (Remote MySQL®) from Databases section.
3 – Enter the host’s name or IP address in the Host text box.
4 – Click Add Host.