- Navigate to the Current Databases section of MySQL Databases.
- Locate
Database
- Log into cPanel.
- Under Databases, click MySQL Databases.
- Navigate to the Current Users section of MySQL Databases.
- In
- Log into cPanel.
- Under Databases, click MySQL Databases.
- Navigate to the Current Databases section of MySQL Databases.
- In
- Backup your database in cPanel prior to making changes.
- Login
- Login to WordPress admin dashboard
- Click on Settings >> General
- Login to cPanel.
- Under the Databases section, click on phpMyAdmin
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- Log into your cPanel interface.
- Once inside the cPanel,
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- Open your hosting cpanel, then scroll down to Database Tools
- Log into your cPanel dashboard.
- Locate the Databases icon