How to create database and username using PhpMyAdmin ?

July 22, 2012 by Leave a Comment

PhpMyAdmin is a GUI for people who are not aware of command line interface to manage MySQL. Here I’m going to explain how to create Database and its Username using PhpMyAdmin.

Procedure:

  1. Go to PhpMyAdmin
  2. Click on Privileges

privileges phpmyadmin

  1. Then click on “Add a new User”

phpmyadmin add new user

  1. Enter Username and Password you want

enter information for new database username password

  1. Select “Local” in Host
  2. Scroll down, under “Database for user” area, click on “Create database with same name and grant all privileges”
  3. Click “Check All” under “Global privileges”

create database in phpmyadmin

  1. And at the end click on “Create User”

create user phpmyadmin

 

And you have Database of same name as username ready to use for your application.

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shk is a DevOps engineer with more than 12 years of experience in different organizations. He enthusiastic about learning new technologies and shares his knowledge through his blogs.

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