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# MySQL Databases

The MySQL Databases section contains comprehensive details on databases in general, database users, and swift login procedures using PHPMyAdmin. For an in-depth exploration of each of these aspects, continue reading below.

# Databases

Add a new MySQL database using the button to the right, above the table. Use the search bar next to it, to find a specific database in the table. Delete or Rename a database using the Actions buttons. The table features sortable columns:

  • Database Name
  • Size
  • Last Updated Time

# Users

Add a new MySQL User by clicking on the button to the right, above the table. Use the search bar next to it, to find a specific MySQL user in the table. Manage Privileges, Edit User, Show Access Details or Delete User using the Actions buttons. The table features sortable columns:

  • User
  • Assigned Databases
  • Last Updated Time

# PHPMyAdmin

Log into PHPMyAdmin using the button on the right.