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    Shadow is offline x10Hosting Member
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    SQL Help

    What is my SQL Database Name, SQL Username, and SQL Password? I need it for the forum creation.

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    Ericsson is offline Banned
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    You can create one from the cpanel. Click on MySQL and just create them.

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    You can create a database at your Cpanel. And you can insert the name, username, and the password yourself.

    EDIT: Ericcson posted just before me .

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    Shadow is offline x10Hosting Member
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    Where is the Cpanel of my site?

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    hazardu5 is offline x10Hosting Member
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    Easy Steps:

    1. Go to http://yoururl.com/cpanel/ (Use the username/password provided with your hosting details)

    2. Click 'MySQL Databases'

    3. Enter a database name in the 'Db' field and click 'Add DB' to create the database. (the database will then come up on the list as 'yourhostingusername_databasename'. I.e. if your username was 'bob' and the name you entered for the database is 'phpbb' then the actual name of the database that you use is 'bob_phpbb'

    4. In the 'Users:' field enter a username and password for a new MySQL user. Again, similar to step 3 the username will end up lookin like this if you typed in the user name 'phpbbuser' - MySQL Username: 'bob_phpbbuser'

    5. Then where it says 'privilages' select the MySQL user and database from the two drop down list and then click 'Add user to db'. What this will do is allow you to connect to the created database using the username and password that you just created.

    6. Go into your forum/cms or whatever installer and enter 'localhost' for the database host, enter your MySQL database name, username & password. Make sure you select MySQL 4.x as your database type if required.

    Hope this helps

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    Thanx I got the forum up..now I just need the banner :teeth_smi .

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    Exclamation Re: SQL Help

    I tryed it, but it doesn't work.

    I get this error Connection error:

    Access denied for user: 'Greik@localhost' (Using password: YES)

    Please help? I don't get it. In my cpanel in the MySQL Account Maintenance after php it says $dbh=mysql_connect ("localhost", "sgcclan_Greik", "<PASSWORD HERE>") or die ('I cannot connect to the database because: ' . mysql_error());
    mysql_select_db ("sgcclan_ipb"); What that mean? I need help.

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    Re: SQL Help

    @Greik Ancient, When you are putting in the data, sgcclan_Greik instead of greik? the database and username you put in when making one automatically get your cpanel username add as a prefix. Also you should of started a new topic!

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    Exclamation Re: SQL Help

    Please explain??

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