Select location & language
  • Österreich German
  • Australia English
  • België Dutch
  • Canada English
  • Schweiz German
  • Deutschland German
  • Eesti English
  • Ελλάδα English
  • España Spanish
  • France French
  • Hrvatska English
  • Italia English
  • Latvija English
  • Lietuva English
  • Nederland Dutch
  • Norge Norwegian
  • Polska Polish
  • Portugal Portuguese
  • Slovensko English
  • Suomi Finnish
  • Sverige Swedish
  • United Kingdom English
  • United States English
  • American Samoa English
  • Andorra English
  • Anguilla English
  • Antarctica English
  • Bermuda English
  • British Indian Ocean Territory English
  • British Virgin Islands English
  • Cayman Islands English
  • Christmas Island English
  • Città del Vaticano English
  • Cocos (Keeling) Islands English
  • Falkland Islands English
  • French Southern Territories English
  • Gibraltar English
  • Guadeloupe French
  • Guam English
  • Guernsey English
  • Guyane française French
  • Heard & McDonald Islands English
  • Ireland English
  • Isle of Man English
  • Jersey English
  • Liechtenstein German
  • Luxembourg French
  • Malta English
  • Martinique French
  • Mayotte English
  • Monaco French
  • Montserrat English
  • New Zealand English
  • Norfolk Island English
  • Northern Mariana Islands English
  • Pitcairn Islands English
  • Puerto Rico Spanish
  • Réunion English
  • San Marino English
  • Slovenija English
  • St. Barthélemy English
  • St. Helena English
  • St. Martin English
  • St. Pierre & Miquelon English
  • Svalbard & Jan Mayen English
  • Turks & Caicos Islands English
  • U.S. Outlying Islands English
  • U.S. Virgin Islands English
  • Åland Islands English
  • Κύπρος English
  • Црна Гора English
Carrinho de compras

Como faço para acessar o phpMyAdmin no cPanel?

< 1 min. de leitura

phpMyAdmin is a visual tool for managing your MySQL databases, letting you browse tables, run queries, and import or export data. This guide explains how to reach and use it in cPanel.

Opening phpMyAdmin #

  1. Faça login no cPanel.
  2. No Bancos de dados section, click phpMyAdmin.
  3. Your databases appear in the left panel.

Finding your way around #

  • Left panel: lists databases and tables.
  • Structure: shows tables and columns.
  • Browse: view and edit rows.
  • SQL: run queries directly.

Exporting (backup) #

  1. Select the database.
  2. Clique em Export, choose Quick and SQL.
  3. Clique em Go to download the .sql file.

Importing #

  1. Select the target database.
  2. Clique em Import, choose your .sql file, and click Go.

Safety tips #

  • Always export a copy before making changes.
  • Confirm which database you are editing.
  • Avoid dropping tables unless certain.

Solução de problemas #

  • Import too large: compress the file or split it.
  • Site errors after edits: restore your exported copy.

Precisa de ajuda? #

If you are unsure about a database change, contact support before proceeding.

Quais são seus sentimentos?