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cPanel can guide you through the setup of a MySQL database with the requisite accounts and privileges.
Set up a database
To set up a database with the MySQL Database Wizard, perform the following steps:
- In the New Database text box, enter a name for the database.
- Click Next Step.
- In the Username text box, enter a name for the user who is allowed to manage the database.
- In the Password text box, enter the user’s password.
- The password must be seven letters or shorter.
- To generate a strong password, click the Password Generator button.
- Reenter the password in the Password (Again) text box.
- Click Create User.
- Select the privileges that you want to grant the user, or select ALL PRIVILEGES.
- Click Next Step.
Next, cPanel will display a message that states that the database and user account were set up successfully.
Select one of the following three options:
- Add another database — Returns to the start of the MySQL Database Wizard.
- Add another user using the MySQL Databases Area — Opens the MySQL® Databases page, where you may create additional user accounts and assign them to a database.
- Return to Home
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