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  1. Go to the Databases section:
    1.1. In the cPanel control panel, look for the section titled "Databases".
    1.2. Click on "Manage My Databases" to manage your databases.




  2. Create a New Database
    2.1. Enter the database name: Under "Create New Database", type the name you want for your database.
    For example, the prefix is wegeex_ and the name is "test".
    2.2. Click on "Create Database": After entering the name, press the "Create Database" button to create the new database.




  3. Create a New Database User
    3.1. Enter the username: In the "Username" field, type the name of the new database user.
    For example, the prefix is wegeex_ and the user is testuser.
    3.2. Enter the password: In the "Password" field, enter a secure password for the user.
    3.3. Confirm the password: Re-enter the password in the "Password (Again)" field to confirm.
    3.4. Click on "Create User": After completing the fields, Click on "Create User" button to create the new database user.




  4. Assign the User to the Database
    4.1. Select the user: In the dropdown menu under "User", choose the user you just created (e.g., wegeex_testuser).
    4.2. Select the database: In the dropdown menu under "Database", select the database to which you want to assign the user (e.g., wegeex_test).
    4.3. Click on "Add": Press the "Add" button to assign the user to the database.




  5. Assign Privileges to the User
    5.1. Select "All Privileges": Check the "All Privileges" box to grant all privileges to the user over the selected database.
    5.2. Click on "Make Changes": Finally, press the "Make Changes" button to apply the changes and assign privileges to the user.
    5.3. Review the privileges: Ensure all necessary privileges are selected for the user over the database.
    5.4. Save changes: Click on "Make Changes" if you haven't already done so, to confirm and save the changes made.



 

 


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