Click on this and you will be taken to the mySQL Account Maintenance page.\u00a0 You may also see other database details listed if you have created other database before.<\/p>\n
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Add User<\/strong><\/p>\n You need to first add a user name and a password.<\/p>\n Click the Add User button<\/p>\n Note that your host\u00a0will usually add a prefix to the user name, so this will become something like wptemp_Podz<\/p>\n Create your database<\/strong><\/p>\n You should now be looking at the screen below. Note that you – the User – are listed in a box at the top, and also below the line too.<\/p>\n Enter the name of the database\u00a0where database name<\/strong> is listed. Then click Add Db<\/strong><\/p>\n The database is now created.<\/p>\n Allocate the user to the database<\/strong><\/p>\n The two pieces of information you just added are now here on this screen: the user name and the database name.<\/p>\n If you have other databases and users, the whole screen may look different, but this small part will look the same.<\/p>\n Look at the two drop-down boxes.<\/p>\n The User box MUST contain the name that you added first above. (Note that for each name you put in, the CPanel has added a prefix.) If you need to, click the drop down to get the name you added to appear in the left hand box. The same applies to the database: – get the name of the database in the box too.<\/p>\n When finished, click the button that says Add User to Db<\/strong>.<\/p>\n This is REALLY important – nothing will work unless you click that button.<\/p>\n You should see this.<\/p>\n At this point you have created the database, created a user and allocated the user to the database.<\/p>\n You can now create the tables using the install.php script supplied with the zip file.<\/p>\n You will need to have the following information available :<\/p>\n database name When you run the install.php file in your browser you will be presented with boxes as follows :<\/p>\n This tutorial will take you step-by-step through the process of creating a database for use with withinweb applications using\u00a0CPanel. First, login to your cpanel control panel. You should see a large number of icons, one of which will be mySQL…<\/span><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.withinweb.com\/graphics\/wordpress\/cpanel3.gif\" "\\"cpanel")
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