How to Update Your Godaddy PHPMyAdmin Database

Are you looking for a step-by-step guide on how to update your GoDaddy PHPMyAdmin database? Look no further! This article will walk you through the process of updating your WordPress site's database so that it connects with your website.

First, make sure you have backed up your WordPress database. To do this, log in to cPanel and navigate to the phpMyAdmin interface. From there, click on the database that you want to back up, and then select the 'Export' option from the toolbar.

Next, select the format of your export file. You can choose between 'Custom' or 'Quick (recommended)'. Under the Export Methods heading, select either the 'SQL' or 'CSV' export method. Finally, click on the 'Export' button to download a backup of your database.

Now that you have backed up your database, it's time to update your WordPress site's database. To do this, log in to cPanel and navigate to the phpMyAdmin interface again. Click on the database that you want to update, and then select the 'Import' option from the toolbar.

Select the backup file that you downloaded earlier and click on the 'Open' button. The system will import your WordPress database backup file into cPanel & WHM.

Once the import process is complete, you can connect to your web hosting account via FTP and upload your WordPress files to your public_html directory. Make sure that you select the correct format for your database in the 'Format:' menu.

In addition to updating your database, you may also need to update your website's URL in your database. To do this, log in to cPanel and navigate to the phpMyAdmin interface again. Click on the database that you want to update, and then select the 'Edit' option from the toolbar. In the 'Edit Database' window, update the 'URL' field with your new website URL.

That's it! With these steps, you should now be able to update your GoDaddy PHPMyAdmin database and connect your WordPress site to your website.

Pre-Migration Requirements

Before you begin updating your database, make sure that you have the following:

* A domain that exists on a cPanel & WHM server

* A File Transfer Protocol (FTP) client and account

* Your WordPress installation's database backup file

If you're planning to migrate your website, be aware that as of Fall 2018, Apple will no longer support website hosting on macOS servers. For more information, read Apple Support's Prepare for changes to macOS Server documentation.

By following these steps, you should be able to update your GoDaddy PHPMyAdmin database and connect your WordPress site to your website. Remember to always back up your database before making any changes!

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