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Hosting MySQL Databases

MySQL is a database management system. It allows you to add, access, and process stored data. The SQL part of MySQL stands for "Structured Query Language" - the most common standardized language used to access databases.

 

NOTE: This part of the tutorial only applies to those customers who have either Business or Professional Hosting Packages with Host.ie

 

Creating MySQL Database and Its Users

MySQL users cannot exist separately from MySQL databases. You must stick to the following sequence:

1.      Create a database

2.      Add MySQL users to each created database.

However, MySQL users can be shared by different databases.

To create a MySQL database, do the following:

1.      Select MySQL in the Databases menu and a MySQL DB creation Wizard automatically appears.

2.      On the form that shows enter the name of the database and database description if needed:

3.      Agree with additional charges if any.

4.      In the form that appears, create a new user or grant privileges to users of other databases:

o        Add a new user to the database you have just created. User roles are explained below. Click Add user.

o        Choose roles for users of other databases so they can use your new database. Click Grant.

 

5.      Click Finish to complete creating your MySQL database.

 

Editing MySQL databases (phpMyAdmin)

You can edit the content of your databases using the phpMyAdmin utility that comes with your control panel. To run phpMyAdmin, do the following:

1.      Select MySQL DBs in the Databases menu.

2.      In the form that appears, click the name of the existing MySQL Database you want to edit or the Edit icon on its right:

3.      In the form that appears, click Built in phpMyAdmin control panel to start editing your database:

4.      Follow the instructions of the phpMyAdmin control panel to edit your MySQL DB.

 

Changing MySQL disk quota.

MySQL disk quota is the maximum allowed size of one MySQL database. If you exceed this quota, you'll be charged for overlimit at a different (usually higher) price.

To change MySQL disk quota, do the following:

1.      Select MySQL DBs in the Databases menu.

2.      Click the MySQL Database or the Edit icon on its right:

3.      Click the Change button against the Quota field:

4.      Enter the new quota.

5.      Click Submit.

6.      Agree to additional charges.

 

Changing user passwords.

To change user password in the MySQL database, do the following:

1.      Click the MySQL Database.

2.      In the form that appears (see above), click the Change password icon next to the DB user.

 

Adding MySQL users and granting them privileges.

Here you will learn how to add new users to an existing MySQL database.

1.      Select MySQL DBs in the Databases menu.

2.      Click the MySQL Database or the Edit icon on its right:

3.      On the form that shows, click the Add icon against the Database users field.

4.      Fill the following form:

Each user role involves a fixed set of privileges on this specific database:

Role:

Set of privileges:

read

select

read/write

select, insert, delete, update

dba

select, insert, update, drop, create, alter, index

 

5.      Click the Add or Grant button and agree to additional charges.

6.      To edit privileges, click the Edit icon next to the user. You will be brought to the Privilege Maintenance page.

7.      Check or uncheck the desired privileges and press the Submit button.

Note:For more information on MySQL access privileges, please refer to http://www.mysql.com/.

IMPORTANT: any changes in user privileges will be applied to the whole selected database.

 


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