How to: Access phpMyAdmin on your Domain

[Craigo]

phpMyAdmin allows us to create & manage databases, tables, fields, relations, indexes, users, permissions, etc.  These are the instructions I cobbled together for accessing phpMyAdmin. 

If you have a better/easier way, please chime in!

-Craig

How to Access phpMyAdmin via Plesk

1. log into your Plesk panel

2. under "Domains" header, select the domain name in which the db is (will be ) found

3a. under "Services" header, select "Databases"

3b. to create a /new/ database, under "Tools" header, select "Add New Database" & follow prompts

4. under "Databases" header, select which database to manage

5. back up under "Tools," you'll see "DB WebAdmin."  Select it.  This is phpMyAdmin.
[N.B. This generates a window pop-up.  You must allow pop-ups.]

6. under left column, select "Databases"

7. under left column, select your database's name

[Cruzio Technical Support]

Hello Craig,

Thank you for posting these instructions.  As we are always improving and upgrading our web hosting service, we have posted updated instructions on this topic to reflect the changes on our newer servers.  You can find the new document here: How to Access phpMyAdmin.

Thanks,

Sandi

Cruzio Technical Support

[Craigo]

Another way to access our MySQL databases is via the application called SOFA or www.sofastatistics.com.  It's F/OSS and is a lot less cumbersome to use, once set up. 

fyi,
-Craig