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Managing Your Database with phpMyAdmin
phpMyAdmin is a web-based interface for managing MySQL databases. You can use it to browse tables, run SQL queries, import/export data and more.
How to Access phpMyAdmin
- Log in to cPanel
- In the Databases section, click phpMyAdmin
- Click on your database name in the left sidebar
Common Tasks
Export (Backup) a Database
- Select your database in the left panel
- Click the Export tab
- Leave settings on Quick and format as SQL
- Click Go – the .sql file will download to your computer
Import a Database
- Select the target database in the left panel
- Click the Import tab
- Click Choose File and select your .sql file
- Click Go
Reset WordPress Admin Password via phpMyAdmin
- Open phpMyAdmin and select your WordPress database
- Open the wp_users table
- Click Edit next to the admin user
- Set user_pass to your new password and select MD5 from the function dropdown
- Click Go
Warning
Always back up your database before making changes in phpMyAdmin. Incorrect queries can damage or destroy data.
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