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Renaming a SQL Database.

Discussion in 'Database Discussion' started by moFBush, Apr 26, 2006.

  1. moFBush

    moFBush Well-Known Member

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    Is there a way to rename a SQL database within cPanel or WHM?

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    #1 moFBush, Apr 26, 2006
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    If you're referring to a MySQL database, this can certainly be done from phpMyAdmin from within cPanel.

    Once you have entered phpMyAdmin, select the relevant database and then select 'Operations'. You should see a form field labelled 'Rename database to:' - that's what you need.
     
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