I’ve used mysql -u root
and then
create database 'whatevername'
it results in
Query OK, 1 row affected (0.002 sec)
but nothing changes, no database added to the phpmyadmin
solutions will very much be appreciated
I’ve used mysql -u root
and then
create database 'whatevername'
it results in
Query OK, 1 row affected (0.002 sec)
but nothing changes, no database added to the phpmyadmin
solutions will very much be appreciated
2
Answers
if use root, try Create a new database user:
Log out of MySQL and Log in as the new database user you just created.
Create a new database
modify db_name with the actual name you would like to give the database
Remove phpmyadmin from the equation. Just use the command line. Once you’ve created the database. Do:
If your database appears in the list then it’s been created. In which case you’re probably connecting to the wrong database in PhpMyAdmin.