By default the module will list all of the databases on your system on the main page, even if some are not actually usable by the logged-in user. To change this, follow these steps : In the Database access control list field, remove the existing *: * line and enter one line per user, containing the username, a colon and list of databases he is allowed to use.

You can create and set permissions on your databases in SiteWorx. Check out our Flash Tutorials for using MySQL in SiteWorx if you're having trouble for a step-by-step walkthrough.

Yes, you can use both (access their settings from the PLESK control panel). How many MySQL databases you can setup and use depends upon your hosting plan, however.

authentication login / password for your customer ID will be recorded. These data are at your choice, be sure to keep them in a secure place. To proceed, just follow instructions on the interface. You order your plan by typing the domain name you wish to install. The form will check wether the DNS's are correct.

There are several other excellent database storage engines, such as PostgreSQL and SQLite that WordPress is interested in supporting in the future. Suppporting multiple databases is trickier than it sounds and is not under active development, although there are plenty of architectural discussions about the best approach to take. Approaches for increasing the number of supported databases are discussed at Using Alternative Databases.

MySQL is the world's most popular Open Source Relational Database management system for SQL databases. Designed for speed, power and precision in mission critical, heavy load use. A database is a structured collection of data. It may be anything from a simple shopping list to a picture gallery or the vast amounts of information in a corporate network. A database management system allows you to add, access, and process data stored in an SQL database.

Please contact our support staff at 800.953.9525 to coordinate the database name and other information so that we can configure the database for your application.

You can go to http://www.mysql.com or you can try http://www.mysql.org . At mysql.org, click on the documentation button. The documentation is tarred and gziped. You can extract the html documentation files using WinRAR, which you can obtain from http://www.rarsoft.com

Yes. If needed, however, more space can be provided for MySQL database with no additional cost (200MB is initially provided to Linux Basic/Standard plans). There is a space limit for MS SQL server databases.

where "[database]" is the database you created earlier, [username] is the mysql username you want, [domain] is the domain you'll be connecting from (usually 'localhost') and [password] is the password you'd like to use. Be sure it's enclosed in 's.

We do not give out shell accounts by default for security and resource usage reasons. Additionally (and for similar reasons) we like to personally set up MySQL databases only for customers who request them. If you'd like to put in a request, contact customer support for more information. Additionally, remember that only Domain and Super accounts can use CGI, MySQL, PHP, etc.

After running the setup routine, I cannot change anything. The message is You cannot change the configuration. Only the set user can change the settings or You cannot create the tables. Only the set user can create the database tables.

We are now allowing MySQL databases again. To create yourself a database, run the "mysqlme" located in "/usr/local/bin/". The program will create a MySQL user entry for your userid and then create a database for you with the name of your userid. You can have more than one database by specifying a database name with the "-db dbname" option. A database will then be created called "userid_dbname".

BEFORE YOU PROCEED, make sure you have access to a MySQL database, and username/password to that database. You may need to create the database using your webhosting account's control panel. Contact your webhosting company for assistance. Zen Cart™ cannot create the database for you. You need the following permissions on your MySQL user: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, ALTER, INDEX, DROP. On an hSphere host, this would be "dba" access, or at least read/write.

All hosting plans do not include the purchase of a domain name. This service is avialable for an additional fee of $44.95 per year incl.

First login to the Control Panel using the information provided to you upon signup. After logging in, go to the "MySQL Server" icon under the Databases section. Click on Add Database and input the name of the database you wish to create. Note: You will have to setup at least one user to access the database. If you are transferring your database from another server, make sure that the MySQL user's login info is the same as it was on the old server.

phpMyAdmin and phpPgAdmin are both installed and accessible via the control panel for web based management of databases. You can also manage database via shell access using 'mysql' or 'psql' programs respectively.