1.  Firstly, Log into PHPMyAdmin. (You can get your PHPMyAdmin URL inside your cPanel / HELM / Plesk)
2. Select the database which you wish to backup from the drop down database menu at the left.
3. Click on “Export” tab.
4. Next, Select Mysql database table which you wish to export.
5. Select Export Options.
6. Enter a filename and compressions format.
7. Last, Click “Go”.

– If you select Compressions = None, a query windows will appear and displaying the raw Mysql query of your exported tables.
– If you select Compressions = “Zipped” or “GZipped”, a pop up box will appear asking you to save the .sql file into your local drive.

You’re sucessful to backup Mysql Database using PHPMyAdmin. If you found this guide useful during the setup of your additional address. Please share it with other users going through the same process.

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Knowledge Base: Changing Collation in PhpMyAdmin

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Sometime, you may found out MySQL database collation might not set to the correct collation after restore your database to the server, however you may change the collation type through PhpMyAdmin.

You may refer to the step as below on how to change collation:

1. Login to your phpMyAdmin, you may see the collation type from your right panel.

2. Select your database from left hand panel, select on the structure(second icon) from Action tab, checked the checkbox of the database filed that you wish to change the collation and click on the change (Pencil icon).

3. You are allow to change the collation of the database field.

4. Click on the Operation from the top, you are allow to change the collation for the database tables.

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Knowledge Base: Clone database using PhpMyAdmin

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Besides using the command line or dashboard to export, import way to clone MySQL database, user have the option to use phpMyadmin function to clone their database.

After accessing phpMyAdmin via cPanel / Helm / WebSitePanel,

1. Select the database user want to  clone (by clicking on database from the phpMyAdmin home screen).
2. Once inside the database, select the Operations tab.
3. Scroll down to the section where it says “Copy database to:“
4. Type in the name of the new database.
5. Select “structure and data” to copy everything. Alternately, user can select “Structure only” if user want the columns but not the data.
6. Check the box “CREATE DATABASE before copying” to create a new database.
7. Check the box “Add AUTO_INCREMENT value.”
8. Click on the Go button to proceed .(clone the MySQL database)

If click on the home icon, user will notice the new database listed in the left column. By going inside, user will find the database is a clone of the previous database.

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Knowledge Base:  How to repair database table with phpMyadmin?

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1.  First, Login to phpMyadmin.

2. Open the databse that you wish to repair.

3. Next, Select the table and repair the database table.

4. Done.

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1.  Firstly, Login to phpMyadmin.

2. Select database.

– Check all tables.

– Then, Select “Optimize table”.

– Lastly, Press “Go” for optimize the database.

3. Done.

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Knowledge Base:  How to repair database table with phpMyadmin?

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1. Log into PHPMyAdmin

2. Select the atabase which you wish to restore to the drop down the database menu at the left.

3. Click on “SQL” tab.

4. You may either paste the SQL query from the your backup to “Run SQL query/queries on database: tablename” text box or browse for your SQL query file.

5. Click “Go” to continue and wait until the query fully executed.

You’ve successfully completed the steps to restore MySQL Database Using PHPMyAdmin.

– This is only way for restoring SQL query not larger than 2 MB. For larger MySQL database restoration, we recommend you to run mysqldump query from SSH shell.

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Knowledge Base: How to optimize database through phpMyadmin

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