No Access To Mysql Data

[dakotatech]

I logged in to cpanel late today to find an anoying change. I used to be able to manipulate the data in my databases. Or more importantly replace ALL of the data using a text file.

Granted I haven't spent much time 'Searching' through here (yet) but I wanted to see if I could get an answer or help before the TCH guys go home.

 

Roy

[abinidi]

Roy,

 

I also can't find the PHP My Admin link that used to be in cPanel.

 

Probably you need to open a help desk ticket saying that your PHP My Admin link is missing in cPanel. The support people don't necessarily frequent the forums.

[TCH-Bruce]

Select MySQL databases. At the bottom you will see a link to phpMyAdmin.

[TCH-Tim]

If you're looking for phpMyAdmin: click on MySQL Databases, scroll all the way down, click on phpMyAdmin.

 

And the TCH guys never go home.

 

 

 

Edit: dang Bruce. too fast.

[abinidi]

Wait! No! I found it!

 

On the cPanel menu, click on MySQL databases.

 

On the next page, scroll to the very bottom of the page.

 

Down at the bottom, look for a link to phpMyAdmin.

 

That should give you what you need. No ticket needed.

 

Edit: Dang. Double-too slow.

Edited May 2, 2006 by abinidi

[TCH-Bruce]

 

You guys are so funny!

[MikeJ]

Hmm....maybe you should click on Mysql Databases first, then....

 

oh wait...

 

[abinidi]

To be really honest, what is confusing about this is that if you are used to a different theme, you wouldn't expect to have to scroll to the bottom of the MySQL Databases page to get to PhpMyAdmin.

 

My guess on where phpMyAdmin would be was in the MySQL Databases icon. However, what I saw when I got there was not another menu, but a screen that looked remarkably like the screen in the BlueLagoon theme that DIDN'T have a link to phpMyAdmin. So those who are used to a different theme struggle to find things that have moved to places where they wouldn't have been displayed before.

 

Cut us a bit of slack here! We're adjusting!

[TCH-Bruce]

But Paul, the same link is at the bottom of the MySQL Databases page in the Bluelagoon theme. They just also had an additional link on the menu.

[Head Guru]

No slack for you paul!

[abinidi]

Hmmm....

 

<eat words="yummy">

chomp chomp chomp

</eat>

 

I didn't know that. Thanks for the clarification, Bruce.

 

I assumed that the link to phpMyAdmin was a new addition to the bottom of the page because I'd never seen it there and never had to go there to get to it before. (Plus there is another thing that looks different on that page, but it sounds like chances are that I just haven't seen it before... I've never noticed the "Access Hosts" section on the page.)

 

Anyway, I was wrong. I'm probably just knee-jerk-reacting while I struggle through adjusting... I'll be fine. Sorry to disseminate falsehoods.

[TCH-Bruce]

Yes, the access host was on the same page.

[dakotatech]

Got it! Life is good again. (As I eat crow...)

 

Thanks

[TCH-Bruce]

[abinidi]

Yay! Glad it worked (after all that drama! LOL)