You would need to install an iteration of phpMyAdmin into the domain you want to access.
You can find a tutorial HERE but I have no idea if it is still a valid method - it is probably unsupported by cPanel !
phpMyAdmin is also available from Softaculous if you have it installed which will give you an easier installation procedure.
You can find a tutorial HERE but I have no idea if it is still a valid method - it is probably unsupported by cPanel !
phpMyAdmin is also available from Softaculous if you have it installed which will give you an easier installation procedure.
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