phpMyAdmin is a web-based tool for working with MySQL databases. It’s built into cPanel and lets you browse tables, run SQL queries, and manage database users without using the command line.Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Open phpMyAdmin
Log in to cPanel through your client area or atyourdomain.com/cpanel. Go to Databases and click phpMyAdmin.
cPanel logs you in automatically. You’ll see your databases listed in the left sidebar. Click a database name to view its tables.
What you can do
| Task | How |
|---|---|
| Browse table data | Click a table name, then click the Browse tab |
| Run SQL queries | Select a database, click the SQL tab, type your query, and click Go |
| Search across tables | Select a database and click the Search tab to search all tables at once |
| Manage table structure | Click a table name, then use the Structure tab to add, edit, or remove columns |
| Import a database | Select a database, click Import, and upload a .sql file |
| Export a database | Select a database, click Export, choose your format, and download |
| Manage user privileges | Click User accounts to view and edit database user permissions |
If you haven’t created a database yet, phpMyAdmin won’t show anything useful. Create one first through the Database Wizard in cPanel.