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Hi Sri, welcome to the forums :)

 

Log into cpanel, then go into the database section.

Put in a name for your database, and select create database.

In the user part (on the same database page) give a username and password, then create user.

Further down on that page there is a point to assign the user to the database. Just select the user and database, make sure the all privileges box is ticked, then add the user to the database.

 

You should then have a database created, with a user able to access it.

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Also note that cpanel appends your cpanelUserName in front of your database and user name

 

eg : if you create a database test, on the server it will be of the form cpanelUserName_test

 

Same holds true for the database username as well ie : cpanelUserName_databaseUserName

 

Password is just password :)

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