Location of Login Database Files
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Hi, need to find the files in Cpanel File Manager where the database/database tables of login registrations are and just can't. Where the heck do the reside??
Thanks for any help on this.
M
Thanks for any help on this.
M
Hi, thanks for quick response! I was in that area but couldn't find that folder...where exactly is it?
phpMyAdmin is totally separate from the File Manager in cPanel. Take a look at my attached screenshot, phpMyAdmin is at the bottom.
Your cPanel configuration may look different, but this should illustrate the difference.
Your cPanel configuration may look different, but this should illustrate the difference.
hi goodnightfirefly -- I was there but couldn't find that file or tables. Where exactly is it?
MSA
Michelle S. Aragón
Consultant
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Michelle S. Aragón
Consultant
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Subject: Location of Login Database Files : Editing with concrete5
Yes, I know how to access the PhPMyAdmin files. But when I was in that area I wasn't able to find the database files or tables. Could you be more specific as to where the user files are in the long list of folders and files. thanks.
If you are in phpMyAdmin, your database/s will be on the left.
For clarification, can you please attach a screenshot of what you are looking at?
You keep mentioning files and folders, which isn't a part of phpMyAdmin or MySQL databases in general, so I want to make sure we are on the same page.
For clarification, can you please attach a screenshot of what you are looking at?
You keep mentioning files and folders, which isn't a part of phpMyAdmin or MySQL databases in general, so I want to make sure we are on the same page.
phpMyAdmin should be available to you in cPanel.